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Google Cloud computing with Comsol through Matlab
Posted Aug 22, 2017, 9:13 a.m. EDT LiveLink for MATLAB 1 Reply
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Hi everyone,
I need to run Comsol on the cloud and for specific reasons I am restricted to Google Cloud.
I am already using Matlab on the cloud.
My question is :
If I run Comsol through Matlab, which runs on the cloud with Techila, will I have the performance of the cloud machine or my laptop? In other words, when I call the Comsol kernel in Matlab, is the calculation happening in Matlab on the cloud or does the comsol instance calculate locally ?
Best,
Konstantinos
I need to run Comsol on the cloud and for specific reasons I am restricted to Google Cloud.
I am already using Matlab on the cloud.
My question is :
If I run Comsol through Matlab, which runs on the cloud with Techila, will I have the performance of the cloud machine or my laptop? In other words, when I call the Comsol kernel in Matlab, is the calculation happening in Matlab on the cloud or does the comsol instance calculate locally ?
Best,
Konstantinos
1 Reply Last Post Aug 23, 2017, 3:32 a.m. EDT
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7 years ago
Hi
If you make a connection from Matlab to Comsol on another computer (using mphstart) and you run a command using the Comsol API (e.g. comsol.study('std1').run ) then the computations are performed by Comsol on the other computer.
This explanation is not specific to using Comsol/Matlab on the cloud, but is valid for any type of setup.
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Lars Gregersen
Comsol Denmark
If you make a connection from Matlab to Comsol on another computer (using mphstart) and you run a command using the Comsol API (e.g. comsol.study('std1').run ) then the computations are performed by Comsol on the other computer.
This explanation is not specific to using Comsol/Matlab on the cloud, but is valid for any type of setup.
--
Lars Gregersen
Comsol Denmark