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articles/high-performance-computing/lift-and-shift-overview.md

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title: "End-to-end high-performance computing (HPC) lift and shift architecture overview"
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description: Learn about how to conduct a lift and shift migration of HPC infrastructure and workloads from an on-premises environment to the cloud.
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title: "End-to-end lift and shift architecture overview"
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description: Learn how to conduct a lift and shift migration of HPC infrastructure and workloads from an on-premises environment to the cloud.
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# End-to-end HPC lift and shift architecture overview
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# End-to-end lift and shift architecture overview
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"Lift and shift" in the context of High-Performance Computing (HPC) mostly refers to the process of migrating an on-premises environment and workload to the cloud. Ideally, modifications are kept to a minimum (for example, applications, job schedulers, and their configurations should remain mostly the same). Adjustments on storage and hardware are natural to happen because resources are different from on-premises to cloud platforms. With the lift and shift approach, organizations can start benefiting from the cloud more quickly.
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title: "Production-level environment migration guide overview"
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description: Learn what a high performance computing production-level environment migration entails.
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When you move an HPC infrastructure from the on-premises environment to the cloud, there are various aspects to be taken into account. This document provides guidance on how to create such HPC environment in the cloud. We recommend
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a two-phase approach. First, a proof-of-concept, and then a production-level environment. Once the production environment is up and running, only certain components should be modified over time, including changes on VM types and storage capabilities to best meet the varying requirements of users, projects, and business.

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title: "Proof-of-concept migration overview"
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description: Learn what a high performance computing proof-of-concept migration entails.
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title: "End-user entry point configuration"
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description: Learn how to configure end-user entry points during a migration of high performance computing architecture.
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# Deployment step 5: end-user entry point - end-user entry point component
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Users access the computing environment in different ways. A common access point is through a terminal with ssh via command line interface (CLI). Other mechanisms are graphical user interface via VDI or web portals with on-demand, Jupyter lab, or r-studio. Some users may also rely on ssh via Visual Studio Code (VS Code). An end-user entry point component is key to shape the user experience accessing the HPC cloud resources, and it's highly dependent on the user workflow and application.
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description: Get a high level idea of the steps involved when migrating end-user entry point components during a migration of high performance computing architecture.
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Providing a consistent end-user entry point is crucial for ensuring a smooth transition from on-premises to the cloud in an HPC environment. Whether users access resources through an SSH sign-in node or a web portal, maintaining a familiar experience helps minimize disruptions.
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