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  • Chameleon Changelog for May 2025

    by Mark Powers

    This month, we have new H100 GPU nodes on KVM@TACC! Today, you can launch VM instances with 1 full H100 GPU. This hardware comes with a brand new workflow for reserving VMs. It’s important to note that this reservation workflow will be rolled out to the rest of KVM later in the summer. Additionally, we have refreshed our documentation. Lastly, CHI-in-a-box comes with a new image deploy tool for associate sites.
     

  • Teaching Cloud Computing with Chameleon: Making Complex Concepts Accessible

    How Chameleon Cloud Transforms Computer Science Education Across Europe
    by Massimo Canonico

    Teaching cloud computing effectively requires hands-on experience, but establishing local datacenters or using commercial cloud providers presents significant barriers for students. Chameleon Cloud provides the perfect solution, offering real cloud infrastructure experience without access limitations or costs, enabling comprehensive cloud computing education across European universities.

  • Leveraging New and Improved Chameleon Images

    Less Setup, More Science: Streamlined Images with Built-in Tools and Drivers
    by Paul Marshall

    What's the secret ingredient that makes our new Chameleon images so much better? From automatic SSH configuration to built-in rclone support, these aren't your ordinary cloud images. Find out what makes them special.

  • REPETO Releases Report on Challenges of Practical Reproducibility for Systems and HPC Computer Science

    Findings from the November 2024 Community Workshop on Practical Reproducibility in HPC
    by Marc Richardson

    View or contribute to the experiment packaging and style checklists (appendix A and B) on our GitHub repository here.

    Download the report here.

    We’re excited to announce the publication of the NSF-sponsored REPETO Report on Challenges of Practical Reproducibility for Systems and HPC Computer Science, a culmination of our Community Workshop on Practical Reproducibility in HPC, held in November 2024 in Atlanta, GA (reproduciblehpc.org).