The Qlustar team wishes you all the best for the new year and is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Qlustar 12.0.0 for download . It updates Qlustar's core platform to current Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. The CentOS...
The Qlustar team is pleased to announce the immediate availability of OpenHPC 2.0 on top of CentOS 8.3 as an update to Qlustar 11. You can migrate your existing images and chroots to this new release in ...
The Qlustar team is happy to announce the immediate availability of Qlustar 11.0.1 for download . This minor release has two new features: a) Full UEFI support for the Qlustar installer and PXE booting of nodes. b) The move...
CentOS 8 support is now available as a third Qlustar edge-platform and was published together with the latest security updates. It comes with the same functionality as our CentOS 7 port which includes out of the box OpenHPC 1.3.9 integration, Slurm 18.8.x,...
A number of new Qlustar features were completed recently and published together with the latest security updates. QluMan 11.0.3.1 has the following new capabilities: The Write Files dialog got a complete revamp. The configuration files/links belonging to different QluMan...
A number of new Qlustar features were completed recently and published together with the latest security updates. QluMan has the following new capabilities: RXEngine command output is searchable now, making the analysis of command results a lot easier. RXEngine...
A large number of new exciting Qlustar features were completed recently and published together with the latest security updates. The most prominent one is RXengine 2.0, a complete redesign of the QluMan Remote Execution engine (graphical parallel shell). It makes cluster...
The Qlustar team is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Qlustar 11.0.0 for download . It updates Qlustar's core platform to current Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. The CentOS edge platform is now based on 7.6 with full...
We are organizing a Birds of a feather session at this years ISC (Wednesday, June 19th 2:45pm - 3:45pm, Room Kontrast). There will be two presentations one by Qlustar founder Roland Fehrenbacher and a second one by Ansgar Esztermann from...
We have been succesfully using Qlustar on our
HPC cluster for almost three years, and appreciate its functionality and stability.
Dr. Lars Kaislaniemi
Department of Geosciences and Geography
University of Helsinki, Finland
We have a Q-Leap supported Lustre system in production since more than 5 years. It serves
user data for many large Compute Clusters. During this time, Q-Leap provided very good
support and was able to deliver great solutions to complex problems many times.
Roland Laifer
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Karlsruhe, Germany
As a result of the well designed installation and great support from Q-Leap, we are able to
operate our HPC Cluster at minimal cost and extremely high availability. It runs flawlessly
on our heterogenous hardware setup and provides maximum compute throughput. Q-Leap reacts
quickly to support requests and delivers smart solutions to tricky problems.
Marc Schindler
Andritz AG
Zürich, Switzerland
Our institute focusses its research in the structural and functional organisation of the
human brain. Therefore, we depend very much on reliable and performant HPC
resources. Qlustar provides just the right platform for this. We rely on Qlustar clusters
for more than a decade now and continue to be very satisfied.
Wolfgang Rieger
Inst. of Neuroscience and Medicine
Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany
We have been running a Qlustar cluster for parallel 3D image processing since 2006. We
would absolutely recommend Qlustar to others looking for a reliable and performant Cluster
Operating System! The fact that it is completely Linux based not only makes it easy to use,
it is also very flexible and future-proof.
Dr. Kai Ludwig
Electron Microscopy
Freie Universität Berlin, Germany