Earlier today, at the Build conference, we demonstrated writing to Azure blob storage at 8.1Tbps and reading from Azure blob storage at 13.5Tbps.
That is equivalent to reading the entire Library of Congress (~22PB) in less than four hours.
What if we had more compute ?
If you havent already heard, we release Azure Managed Lustre, which is a managed service of the Open-Source Lustre file system in Azure. Please check out this blog post from @glennklockwood with more details.
https://t.co/BQ8LYbZ9iN
Yesterday we announced public preview availability of Azure Managed Lustre. Azure Managed Lustre broadens our portfolio of storage options for high performance compute workloads.
To learn more:https://t.co/TmAX7CeUpI
Running HPC workloads? You can now authenticate to an Azure CycleCloud Slurm cluster with Azure AD. Check out this blog post for more info: https://t.co/BH0JOMriKv
Check out this Inside Azure for IT episode on "Virtualizing animation with Azure high-performance computing" featuring Azure HPC Cache and other HPC high-performance compute products.
https://t.co/qGfRgexgnX
Working on innovative solutions to real problems is great. One of my co-workers posted a video on the Premium Blob Storage (blob storage with SSD performance) that I worked on in its early days. See the video here: https://t.co/dndJDGvm1Y
Check out AzCopy v10.3.0, which now supports sync between blob storage accounts, a benchmarking mode, control over memory consumption and more.
https://t.co/lVeQamySjM
Wondering about the application we used for the High Throughput Block Blob demo? The application source is now available on Github.
https://t.co/twkX1bBHye
https://t.co/TofqdirKef