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Jupyter failed to start a notebook server using the OpenVINO notebook imageĢ.46. Error occurred while fetching the generated images in the sample Pachyderm notebookĢ.45. Excessive 'missing x-forwarded-access-token header' error messages displayed in dashboard logĢ.44. Old Minimal Python notebook image persisted after upgradeĢ.43. Group role bindings were not applied to cluster administratorsĢ.42. Admin users could add invalid tolerations to notebook podsĢ.41. Incorrect package version displayed during notebook selectionĢ.40. Cluster admin did not get administrator access if it was the only user present in the cluster.Ģ.39. The Number of GPUs drop-down was only visible if there were GPUs availableĢ.38. Environment variable names were not validated when starting a notebook serverĢ.37. PyTorch and TensorFlow images were unavailable when upgradingĢ.36. The notebook Administration page did not provide administrator access to a user’s notebook serverĢ.35. Data connection configuration details were overwrittenĢ.34. Data science projects were not visible to users in Red Hat OpenShift Data ScienceĢ.33. When multiple persistent volumes were mounted to the same directory, workbenches failed to startĢ.32. Incorrect number of available GPUs was displayed in JupyterĢ.31. ISV icons did not render when using a browser other than Google ChromeĢ.30. Workbench event log was not clearly visibleĢ.29. Administrators were unable to stop all notebook serversĢ.28. Returning to the Hub Control Panel dashboard from the data science workbench failedĢ.27. Error message was not displayed if a data science notebook was stuck in 'pending' statusĢ.26. Admin users were not warned when usage exceeded 90% and 100% for PVCs created by data science projects.Ģ.25.

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Anaconda Professional Edition could not be enabled in OpenShift Data ScienceĢ.24.

Models failed to be served after upgrading from OpenShift Data Science 1.20 to OpenShift Data Science 1.21Ģ.23. Workbenches failed to receive the latest tolerationĢ.22. A workbench’s data connection was incorrectly updated when creating a duplicated data connectionĢ.21. Deleted users stayed logged in until dashboard was refreshedĢ.20. OpenShift Data Science administrators could not access Settings page if an admin group was deleted from clusterĢ.19. Data connections could not be created or connected to when creating a workbenchĢ.18. Idle notebook culler did not take active terminals into accountĢ.17. An error was displayed when creating a workbench with the Intel OpenVINO or Anaconda Professional Edition imagesĢ.16. Uploading a secret file containing environment variables resulted in double-encoded valuesĢ.15. Workbenches could have multiple data connectionsĢ.14. Environment variables uploaded as ConfigMap were stored in Secret insteadĢ.13. Changing the host project when creating a pipeline ran resulted in an inaccurate list of available pipelinesĢ.12. OpenVINO Model Server runtime did not have the required flag to force GPU usageĢ.11. Users with 'Edit' permission could not create a Model ServerĢ.10. When sharing a project with another user, the OpenShift Data Science user interface text was misleadingĢ.9. Newly created data connections were not detected when you attempted to create a pipeline serverĢ.8. Data science pipeline graphs did not display node edges for running pipelinesĢ.7. When editing the details of a shared project, the user interface remained in a loading state without reporting an errorĢ.6. Exporting an Elyra pipeline exposed S3 storage credentials in plain textĢ.5. After upgrade, the Data Science Pipelines tab was not enabled on the OpenShift Data Science dashboardĢ.4. Deploying a custom model-serving runtime could result in an error messageĢ.3. Pipelines with non-unique names did not appear in the data science project user interfaceĢ.2. Proceedings of the 6-th IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Data Acquisition and Advanced Computing Systems: Technology and Applications, IDAACS 2011, 1, 209-211.2.1. INTEGRATED TOOLS FOR MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION DATA ANALYSIS IN THE MOLDYNGRID VIRTUAL LABORATORY.

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The test system was equipped with two Tesla C2050 GPGPUs (General-purpose computing on graphics processing units) with the latest drivers and CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) toolkit, 4 GB of RAM and high-performance Intel Core i7 CPU. OpenMPI was also installed to have ability to compare GPGPU and multicore CPU performance.

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This project aims at evaluation of performance of molecular dynamics simulations and trajectory analysis computations employing GPU accelerator support in specialized software including GROMACS 4.5, AMBER 11 and NAMD 2.7.

Recently the GPU Test Drive system was installed in Ukraine within the scope of NVIDIA’s Tesla Bio Workbench Project.