Video tutorials running computational tasks in Python, R, C ++, Octave and Blender in FlyElephant

A couple of weeks ago, our team released the latest release of FlyElephant , a platform for scientists that provides ready computing infrastructure for making calculations, helps to find partners and work together on projects, as well as manage all data from one place.

The Azure cloud is currently used as a computing resource, and users can run computing tasks written using C ++ (with OpenMP support), R, Python, Octave, Scilab, Java, Julia, OpenFOAM, GROMACS, Blender on servers with a number of cores from 1 to 32 and RAM up to 448 GB.

Today we want to share video tutorials of launching tasks in FlyElephant. Under the cat you'll find videos on how to run computational tasks written using C ++, R, Python, Octave and render images using Blender, as well as a promotional code for getting free extra hours of your tasks.

How to run a calculation using C / C ++

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How to run a calculation using R

How to run a calculation using Python

How to run a calculation using Octave

How to launch image rendering using Blender (upload file)

You can register at FlyElephant here . After registration, your account will have 500 hours; using the promo code 118687121372 and entering it in your Personal Account, you can replenish your account for another 300 hours.

We will be grateful for feedback and suggestions for improving the platform, and we will be happy to give you a 30-minute demo presentation on working with it. Book a time for a demo presentation here .