Infrastructure Manager
Automating deployment of virtual infrastructures on EGI Cloud
Compute Orchestration
Compute resource orchestration in the EGI infrastructure
Overview
One of the challenges for researchers in recent years is to manage an ever-increasing amount of compute and storage services, which then form ever more complex end user applications or platforms.
To address this need, EGI provides several orchestrators that facilitate the management of your workload using resources on the federation. These tools have different levels of abstractions and features. See below to understand which to choose (or gets used automatically) in specific scenarios:
| Service Name | Workload Type | Use-Case |
|---|---|---|
| Infrastructure Manager | VMs, containers, storage | Used to run workloads on a single IaaS Cloud provider. |
| Elastic Cloud Compute Cluster | VMs, containers, storage | Used when you need to run workloads on clusters that can be elastically scaled and potentially span more than one IaaS Cloud provider. |
| Workload Manager | Jobs | Used to efficiently distribute, manage, and monitor computing workloads. |
| Dynamic On-Demand Analysis Service | Containers, storage (caches) | Used when you need to process your data either interactively or via a batch system. |
The following sections offer more details about each of these orchestrators.
Next topics:
Elastic Cloud Compute Clusters
Working with Elastic Cloud Compute Clusters in the EGI Cloud
Dynamic On-Demand Analysis Software
Instantiate on-demand customizable infrastructures for data analysis
EGI Workload Manager
Distribute and manage workloads in the EGI infrastructure
Last modified
March 8, 2023
by
Baptiste Grenier
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