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The Sun Grid Compute Utility is a simple to use, simple to access data center-on-demand. No matter the size of your organziation or the size of your job, Sun Grid delivers enterprise computing power over the Internet, enabling developers, researchers, scientists and businesses to optimize performance, speed time to results, and accelerate innovation -- without investment in IT infrastructure. This is the future of computing available today: IT as a service.
The Sun Grid Compute Utility is:
Unique: Sun Grid is the world's first and only true compute utility.
Accessible: Sun Grids enormous compute power is available via the Web portal at www.network.com.
Affordable: $1/CPU-hr. You only pay for the compute power consumed.
Powerful: SunFire dual processor Opteron-based servers with 4 GB of RAM per CPU, Solaris 10 OS, and Sun Grid Engine 6 software.
Secure: There are multiple layered defenses at every level of Sun Grid. Nothing is more important than the security of your data.
Easy: Just login, select your application and run the job. It's that simple. Results arrive via email.
How to use the Network.com Application Catalog
This flash video shows how easy it is to tap into Network.com's powerful and affordable compute resources and takes viewers through the process of selecting an application, creating and running a job, and downloading the results. View the Demo
Define Utility Computing
Utility Computing is a business model for computing in which resources (CPU power, storage space, etc.) are made available to the user on an as-needed basis. The goal of the utility computing model is to maximize the efficient use of computing resources and minimize user costs. Users are able to dial up or dial down usage in real time, to meet the varying demands of business.
Is the $1/CPU-hr Sun Grid Right for You?
An external grid utility that lets you run compute jobs at just $1/CPU-hr may sound like an intriguing idea - but is it right for your business systems and applications? See what our panel of experts had to say. Read Transcript
What is a CPU-hr?
For each job you submit and run, your Sun Grid CPU usage is aggregated and then rounded up to the nearest whole hour. For example, if your job used 1000 CPUs for one minute, it would be aggregated as 1000 CPU minutes or 16.67 CPU hours. The software rounds this up to 17 hours and the job would be billed as US $17.
Pay-per-Use Computing
Sun CEO explains how Sun Grid can help you quickly solve complex computational problems and speed time to results without owning and operating your own data center. Read Transcript
A host of new features make the powerful Sun Grid Compute Utility more flexible than ever before. Learn More
Customer Spotlight: Brookhaven National Laboratory
Physicists working on the STAR experiment at Brookhaven National Laboratory have turned to Network.com to run simulations using its StarSim application. STAR tracks the thousands of particles produced by ion collisions at the laboratoryâ??s Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider, searching for quark-gluon plasma (QGP), a form of matter that is believed to have last existed just after the Big Bang, at the dawn of the universe. The STAR experiment involves accumulating and analyzing millions of images of ion collisions, a process that is both computing-intensive and data-intensive.
Sun and Brookhaven National Laboratory have been asked to present their partnership at the International Conference on Computing in High Energy and Nuclear Physics (CHEP 2007). Taking place in September, the CHEP conference provides an international forum to exchange information on computing experience and needs for the community, and to review recent, ongoing, and future activities.
Innovating at Sun: Reaching Developers with Network.com Network.com offers an unprecedented low cost of entry for developers interested in offering their software on-demand, while ensuring that the developers have complete control over application usage and proprietary binaries.This podcast provides an overview of the NetBeans plug-in, which automates the process of transferring new applications to Network.com, all from a computing environment familiar to the developer. See All Podcasts
Partner with Sun Grid:
If you are an ISV Partner or want more information on how to become one, please visit the Partner Advantage Web site. Learn More
Hear what our Partners have to say about Sun Grid @ Network.com!
Data solutions provider Infosolve Technologies is winning customers with its "Zero Based Solutions" business model. Offering data services that require zero licenses, zero term contracts, and zero upfront hardware investments, Infosolve relies on Sun Microsystems' flexible Network.com grid environment to access high performance computing power at an affordable $1 per CPU-hr rate and a flexible, commitment-free user agreement. Learn More
Application Catalog :
See all the applications available on demand at www.network.com
Sun Grid Developer Community:
Sun Grid Developer Community is a catalyst for the emergence of standards, infrastructure, architecture and partnerships for a pay-as-you-go, utility computing ecosystem. Visit Sun Grid Developer Community
