We did this at the now-defunct Arctic Region Supercomputing Center from
about 2011-2015. We were only using it to distribute limited GRIB outputs
from our Alaska WRF model runs to Alaska Region National Weather Service
entities.
So, it wasn't a heavy load (NWS network limitations prevented that,
anyway), but it was all quite straightforward.
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Don Morton, Owner/Manager
Boreal Scientific Computing LLC
Fairbanks, Alaska USA
http://www.borealscicomp.com/
http://www.borealscicomp.com/Miscellaneous/MortonBio/
On Tue, Apr 5, 2016 at 6:26 PM, Matthew Foster - NOAA Federal <
matthew.foster@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> We're looking into standing up an LDM cluster on virtualized servers, and
> are wondering if anyone else has done this. We are wanting to learn of any
> experiences or pitfalls that might help us along this path. We would
> likely set up something very similar to the cluster described on this page
> <http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/newsletter/2005june/clusterpiece.htm>, but
> in VMs, rather than bare-metal servers.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions or advice.
>
> Matt
>
>
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> Matt Foster
> Techniques Development Meteorologist
> NWS Central Region Headquarters, Scientific Services Division / STI
> Kansas City, MO
> Office: 816-268-3113
>
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