Using AWS EC2 as Test-Bed infrastructure in the I/O system configuration for HPC applications
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Diego Encinas | Armando Eduardo De Giusti | Emilio Luque | Marcelo Naiouf | Dolores Rexachs del Rosario | Aprigio Bezerra | Sandra Méndez | Pilar Gomez Sanchez | Javier Panadero Martínez
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