HPC Consulting — Architecture Design and Infrastructure Strategy
Enterprise HPC infrastructure consulting: requirements analysis, architecture design, technology selection, ROI modelling and implementation roadmap.
Investing in high performance computing starts with reading your organisation’s compute requirements correctly. A wrong architectural decision — over- or under-sizing, the wrong storage choice, an unsuitable scheduler configuration — creates both financial and operational weight for years afterwards.
Scope of the Consulting Service
Workload Analysis
A detailed review of your current or planned compute workloads:
- Application profiles (MPI-based, GPU-heavy, I/O-bound?)
- Parallel scaling characteristics (Amdahl’s law analysis)
- Memory and storage requirements
- User profile and concurrent access scenarios
- Demand pattern (burst versus sustained load)
Architecture Design
A technical architecture proposal grounded in the workload analysis:
- Compute node type and count
- Network topology (InfiniBand versus Ethernet, fat-tree versus torus)
- Storage tier architecture (scratch, home, archive)
- Redundancy and high availability strategy
- Power and cooling budget
TCO & ROI Analysis
A total cost of ownership comparison over a five-year horizon:
| Scenario | Hardware | Staffing | Power/cooling | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| On-premises purchase | High | High | Medium | Calculated |
| HPC rental | Low | Low | None | Calculated |
| Cloud | Very low | Low | None | Calculated |
Technology Selection
Vendor-neutral comparative analysis:
- CPU: AMD EPYC versus Intel Xeon
- GPU: NVIDIA H100 versus A100 versus L40S
- Storage: BeeGFS versus Lustre versus GPFS
- Scheduler: SLURM versus PBS versus LSF
Implementation Roadmap
For putting the architectural decision into practice in stages:
- Phase plan (pilot → production → expansion)
- Risk assessment and mitigation strategies
- Procurement and deployment timeline
- Acceptance criteria and benchmark targets
To shape your organisation’s HPC strategy, arrange a consulting session.
Frequently Asked Questions
A requirements analysis and architecture design project usually runs 2–6 weeks. Broader strategy engagements can extend to 3–6 months.
Yes. Mevasis is not tied to any particular hardware or software vendor; we recommend the technology that best fits the customer's requirement.
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