Pi HPC is intended to be an instructional tool to help students new to the world of High Performance Computing through a series of modules that should guide them from a pile of hardware put in front of them to a working miniature compute cluster.
Pi HPC was developed by John Bradley and his students at the Mississippi State University High Performance Computing Collaboratory (HPC2) for students at the university and is released to the public for all to benefit.
If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions for improvement, feel free to send an email to jbradley@hpc.msstate.edu.
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