XCOMPUTE-SERVER
Host your CAE project.
XCOMPUTE-SERVER™ hosts a high-performance computing session for live interaction and processing upon systems and geometries. Team members connect to XCOMPUTE-SERVER using one or more XCOMPUTE-CLIENT apps to setup, solve, visualize, and analyze -- enabling teams to progressively create, reuse, and share sophisticated object-oriented projects.
Designed for Teams
Each team hosts their project on one or more accelerated computers, inviting users as desired. The server manages simulated systems and algorithms that operate upon numerical data, tranceiving metadata with clients as updates occur.The xcompute service defaults to IANA port 11235 (Fibonacci), but any free port can be used (if both match). For large simulations, high-speed networks are recommended (as WAN is often a choke-point). The host computer should have ample compute memory (1-2kB per mesh element) capable of double-precision floating-point FP64.
OS & Licensing
package type | license limits | physics |
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EDUCATIONAL CPU 8+GB RAM GPU 2+GB RAM |
non-commercial non-ITAR 1M nodes/domain |
thermal diffusion, radiation*, elastic strain-stress, compressible RANS*, thermo-viscosity*, K-omega*, K-epsilon* |
STANDARD CPU 32+GB RAM GPU 16+GB RAM |
commercial non-ITAR 10M nodes/domain |
thermal diffusion, radiation*, elastic strain-stress, thermo-elasticity, compressible RANS*, thermo-viscosity*, incompressible LES*, K-omega*, K-epsilon* |
Installable Packages
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![]() xcompute-server ├── bin ├── etc │ └── systemd ├── lib │ ├── kernels │ └── python3 ├── sbin ├── share │ ├── configs │ │ ├── compute │ │ └── server │ └── geometries.zip └── tests └── bin |