Increasing user productivity with EASY TO USE tools

Simply drag-and-drop your input files onto Personal PBS and turn your desktop into a miniature compute farm ? for free! Personal PBS lets you access the added power of today¡¯s multi-core desktops by queuing up and running complex jobs in the background, using idle computing cycles, without interfering with your normal activities.


Once you teach Personal PBS about the applications you use (in engineering, biotechnology, finance, electronics, animation, etc.), it automatically fills in default parameters to make job submission truly turn-key. You can monitor progress, rearrange priorities, and cancel unwanted work right from the Personal PBS icon in the taskbar.


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Turn your desktop into a miniature compute farm, for free!

EASY TO USE

  • No need to learn complicated computer-eze to run jobs
  • No system-level setup required for installation
  • Supports staging input and output files without additional configuration

DO MORE WITH LESS

  • Exploit unused potential in your multi-core desktop
  • Seamlessly connect with PBS Professional clusters

OPEN ARCHITECTURE

  • Same interface works for desktop and enterprise PBS Professional
  • Combines access to both Windows and Linux back-end clusters

Universal job submission and management with drag-and-drop simplicity

EASY TO USE

  • Double-click, turn-key install
  • Drag-and-drop job submission and prioritization
  • Wizard for defining new application types

DO MORE WITH LESS

  • Run jobs on your local desktop, in the background (while you work by day)
  • Queue jobs for tomorrow (using the whole machine by night)
  • Make jobs ¡°high priority¡± (run first)
  • Terminate work that is no longer needed
  • Exploit your enterprise¡¯s back-end PBS Professional computing farms
  • Files are automatically staged in and out of back-end farms

KEEP TRACK AND PLAN

  • Combined display for all job progress and management with ability to filter and sort

OPEN ARCHITECTURE

  • Exact same interface works for local desktop, back-end Windows clusters, and back-end Linux clusters ? single "script" works everywhere

Personal PBS is supported on the following computer systems

  • Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP3 on x86 and x86_64
  • Microsoft Windows Vista SP1 on x86 and x86_64 (Only the client is supported on Vista; running jobs on your local desktop will be supported in a later release.)
  • The web services are supported on the following platforms: