la visualisation 3d distante sans compromis avec nice dcv
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LE MOTEUR DE VOTRE INNOVATION
Webinar du 21.03.2017
Visualisation distante 3D avecNICE DCV
Vincent BosquierHPC & Visualization Architect – NICE Software
Cyril BaudillonIngénieur avant-vente HPC – transtec France
Philippe BricardBusiness Development & Alliances– NICE Software
Agenda
1. Présentation transtec 2. Introduction aux solutions NICE Software3. Démo4. What‘s next ?5. Conclusion6. Questions - Réponses
Présentation transtec
transtec France
Siège social à Reutlingen (Allemagne)
Plus de 5.500 clients125 employés Chiffre d‘affaires 44,6 millions d'euros (exercice 2015)
Chiffre d‘affaires TF 4,8 millions d'euros (exercice 2015)
Dont ~2,4 M€ en HPC
Solution HPC & DatacenterInfrastructure, Cloud et Industrie 4.0 ou IoTClients du monde de l‘industrie, de la recherche et de l‘enseignement
Le groupe transtec
transtec Computers Ltd
ttec Computer B.V.
transtec S.A.R.L.
transtec Computer AG
transtec AG Germany
Lynx IT
Réalisations transtec France
~40% ~60%
Nos domaines de compétence
HPC – High Performance Computing CSA – Customized Systems and AppliancesPSO – Products and Solutions
Voilà pourquoi transtec
ExpériencePlus de 30 ans d'expérience
dans les systèmes informatiques et les solutions
pour utilisateurs professionnels
Made in GermanyOffre complète de produits et de
services « Made in Germany »
PartenariatUne sélection pointue avec
des partenaires solides
PersonnalisationSolutions individuelles -
même en petites séries !
Satisfaction des clientsSatisfaction des clients à 98% -qualité « Made in Germany »
Introduction aux solutions NICE Software
About NICECompany
Focus on technical computing since 1996
Customers all around the world
In March 2016, NICE has been acquired by Amazon Web Services
In November 2016, AWS announced the first two services based on NICE technologies (Appstream 2.0, Elastic GPU)
Expertise
Industry veterans in Technical Computing
Core business: HPC, Grid and Cloud infrastructures for TC users
Work, visualize, and collaborate effectively
DCV and EnginFrame product families
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Technical Computing Portal: NICE EnginFrame
Comprehensive data management
‒ Remote file browsing
‒ Optimized file transfers
‒ Include file detection and caching
‒ Extensible to 3rd party protocols
Supports batch and interactive workflows
Deep integration with NICE DCV
‒ Collaborative session sharing
‒ Session thumbnails
‒ Windows session scheduler included
Batch &
Interactive
Apps
Engineers
and
HPC Users
Standard Web browser
HTTP(S)
Web based workspace for Technical Computing users‒ Engineers, Scientists, Designers, etc…
Web based editor for service design
Broad scheduler support‒ LSF, openlava, PBS/Pro, Torque/MOAB, GridEngine, Slurm
‒ Supports multiple clusters
Support multiple security and authentication scenarios‒ Encrypted communication
‒ Authentication with LDAP, AD, PAM, HTTP-Auth, SSO solutions, etc
High-end GPU sharing across multiple users, multiple OS
Supports multiple Hypervisors, including GPU pass-through and vGPU solutions
Full Linux and Windows session management via EnginFrame Views
Hardware-based H.264 (video codec) encoding
Remote USB Support
Encrypted communication
Remote desktop streaming protocol with optimized 3D management
Leading Direct X and OpenGL support
Broad OS and device support ‒ Server: Windows 7, 8, 2008, 2012, RHEL, SUSE, CentOS
‒ Client: Windows, Linux, OS X, iOS, Android, applet
Dynamic Bandwidth optimization balancing quality Vs. frame rate
Real time collaboration with independent bandwidth control
NICE Desktop Cloud Visualization
Why DCV?
Reduces infrastructure costs
No more need of multiple expensive workstations
Protects intellectual property
No more data downloaded outside of the datacenter
Enables remote/mobile working
Performant access to 2D/3D applications on standard networks
Simplifies the management and the users workflow
IT Admins provide the Users with easy access to centralized applications (users authentication, applications and data remain in the datacenter)
Linux &
Windows
3D
sessions
Architecture
Collaborators,
Support staff
Self-Service Offering
End Users
Thin viewerResourcesAccess
Visualization
Servers
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HPC jobs
Command-line
Developers, Integrators
SOAP
DCV protocol
Storage
DEMO
What’s next?Test NICE EnginFrame
1 Linux physical or virtual machine1 job scheduler configured to submit jobs to your target HPC and/or Visualisation clusterShared storage configured to allow the Users to access to their dataHTTP access allowed
Test NICE DCV
At least 1 server equipped with a Nvidia GPU (Quadro or Grid, Kepler or more recent architecture)Shared storage configured to allow the Users to access to their dataNetwork open access to DCV ports from server to clientDCV Endstation installed (or portable version available) on client PC
Software download links and test licenses will be provided by NICE
CONTACT US!
ConclusionRéférences transtec – NICE Software
LAN IcemCFD and Tecplot40*DCV
(extension +15 en cours)POC validated in 4 months
LAN+WAN Fluent, Gambit, StarCCM …7* EF MOS4* EF HPC
2 months
LAN
workbenchdesign modeler et direct modeler
ANSYS CFD PRE-POSTFLUENT et CFX
GAMBIT, ICEM CFD HEXA et ICEM CFDTETRA/PRISM
2* EF MOS 3 months
LAN
workbenchdesign modeler et direct modeler
ANSYS CFD PRE-POSTFLUENT et CFX
GAMBIT, ICEM CFD HEXA et ICEM CFDTETRA/PRISM
23* EF MOS 1 month
LAN+WANVisIt - Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Paraviewmatlab
5* EF MOS 1 month
WAN (Poland) CATIA (Thru Microsoft windows VM based on XenServer 6.2) 5* EF MOS POC validated in less than 2 months
WAN Fluent, Nastran, Patran, Abaqus, Radioss, Hypermesh 50* EF MOS (5Y support) POC validated in 3 months
LAN+WAN Adobe InDesign 5* EF MOS POC validated in less than 1 month
LAN+WAN Homemade 5* EF MOSDEMO and chosen !Installation in 3 days
Questions ?
Contact Rôle Email Téléphone
John Morelle Ingénieur commercial HPC [email protected] 03.88.55.16.15
Cyril Baudillon Ingénieur avant-vente HPC [email protected] 03.88.55.16.16
Vincent Pfleger Directeur commercial France [email protected] 03.88.55.16.27
Merci!