Supercomputing. Seamlessly. Open, Interactive HPC Via the Web
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Please cite us Hudak et al., (2018). Open OnDemand: A web-based client portal for HPC centers. Journal of Open Source Software, 3(25), 622, https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.00622 or via our permanant code repos Jeff Ohrstrom, Travis Ravert, Gerald Byrket, Trey Dockendorf, & Alan Chalker. Open OnDemand Source Code. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6323791
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under grant numbers 1534949 and 1835725. and under active development by a team from the Ohio Supercomputer Center, U. of Buffalo CCR, and Virginia Tech
Upcoming Releases
Next major release 2.0 is targeted for December 2020
- For a high level overview of the main features planned for 2.0, see the Trello roadmap board.
- For a detailed view of 2.0 release issues planned see the ondemand repo 2.0 milestone issues and the ood_core repo milestone issues.
Next patch release for 1.8 targeted for September 2020
- For a detailed view of 1.8 patch release issues planned see the ondemand repo 1.8-patch milestone issues and the ood_core repo milestone issues.
Current stable release 1.8 was released August 20 2020
- See release announcement on Discourse
- See 1.8 release notes in the documentation.
Community Suggestions
Existing Requests
See a list and comment on community requested features we are already planning on working.
Tell us what features you want to be added to OnDemand!
- Add new feature requests or bug reports on the project issues page (requires free GitHub account)
- Post a suggestion or review existing suggestions on our Discourse instance
- Send an email to us on the mailing list
#Previous Release Notes Release Notes are available on the Open OnDemand documentation pages
Maintained by OSC
This project is maintained by the Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC), a member of the Ohio Technology Consortium, the technology and information division of the Ohio Department of Higher Education.