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Performance of “Desktop in the Cloud” processing software deployment



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  • Journal Title:
    The International Hydrographic Review
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  • NOAA Program & Office:
    NOS (National Ocean Service)
  • Description:
    Deploying desktop hydrographic software in the cloud as virtual PCs has been suggested as a bridging technology to fully cloud-aware processing solutions. We investigate the processing performance of such a system, examining different compute resources and storage options in a variety of operations, with an on-premises server as control. Our results demonstrate that all “desktop in the cloud” (DitC) deployments are slower than the control. A software requirement for a tightly integrated GPU can also significantly increase costs. These observations suggest that while feasible, this form of DitC is a sub-optimal model for implementing a cloud-based hydrographic data processing system.
  • Source:
    The International Hydrographic Review, 31(1)
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    PDF
  • Document Type:
    Journal Article
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    Other
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    Submitted
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    urn:sha-512:7ffb2f944b622b14ce2059f66180d3c1e9d1fb6a82b551b9df216251b8fe8a3acc60b8af0bd933387dc5466154f82997e16c9c15d08a61a4fb30d7da02989a5c
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