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Process Replication for HPC Applications on the Cloud

Cloud computing has emerged as a new paradigm in large-scale computing. Highperformance computing (HPC) is an important research tool for a variety of fields. HPC requires a large investment in specialized computing infrastructure. While these costs could be alleviated by commercial cloud computing environments, standard clouds have extremely variable latency and reliability characteristics and are unsuitable for traditional HPC applications. In this paper we explore an approach to alleviate the latency limitations of cloud environments for HPC applications.