Focus on your work, not computing infrastructure.
Galileo simplifies the deployment and monitoring of simulations and data analysis to cloud, HPC, and on-premises computational resources. Its intuitive, unified web portal makes parallel processing, batch processing, and collaboration easy.
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What is Galileo
Galileo is a low-code web application that makes on-demand, scalable computing power easily accessible to
knowledge workers in R&D, engineering, and data analysis. It eliminates complex, time-consuming setup
processes
and gives users easy, fast, low-cost access to vast computational resources.
Compute on Tap
Analysis and Collaboration Made Easy
Launch it and Forget it
Free up your own machine. Download results
when you need them, where you need them.
Drag and drop your computing work from your
laptop at a cafe or
the
beach.
Receive notifications when your jobs are complete.
Do More Work in
Less Time
Free up your own machine. Download results
when you need them, where you need them.
Keep project templates, jobs, results, and version
history organized in Galileo for maximum efficiency.
Accelerate your work with powerful machines.
On-Demand,
Scalable Computing
Ubiquitous cloud isn’t just for storage any more. It’snow easily
accessible for computer processing and scientific applications.
Drag and drop jobs, big or small, whenever you
need to.
No set up. No learning.
Collaborate More
Productively and Efficiently
Group computing resources can be accessed from
a single seamless interface.
Team members can easily share computing
resources, projects, data, and results.
Message collaborators directly in the application.
Access Your Machines,
Projects, Versions, and Data,
All in One Interface
Use Galileo as a portal to your own computers, office or lab
machines, High Performance Computing (HPC), and cloud.
Organize your experiments, manage your version history,
and maintain reproducibility.
Upload your data once and run multiple analyses without
re-uploading.
How Galileo Works
Galileo uses containerization technology to package code and dependencies together.
Learn more about Galileo Actions
Choose a Pre-
Configured Mission
or Drag n Drop
Your Project
Start your Mission by dropping
your project folder into the app. Follow
the prompts to
connect storage or
add dependencies and hit “Run!”
Deploy to a Station
or Landing Zone
Access on-demand resources
or simply create your
own station with
machines you
control.
Interact with Your
Code, Get Results,
and Track Progress
Track your job’s status and
get notified when your results arrive.
Case Studies
Over the past fifty years computational simulation has joined theory and experiment as the third pillar of science. This has implications across all fields and industries. Read the Magazine to see how Galileo is making an impact.
Scaling PCSWMM Models With
Galileo and Containerization
Hypernet Labs Co-Founder and CTO Todd
Chapman recently had the pleasure of
presenting Galileo at the International
Conference on Water Management Modeling,
which took place virtually on Feb. 24 and 25.
Galileo Facilitates Biochemical
Process Engineering from
Home During Pandemic
The global pandemic may have changed
in-person office work forever, but working
rom home is only feasible with the right
tools. For Diego Radillo, master’s student in.
CHI Integrates Galileo with
PCSWMM Software for Remote
Deployment in One Click
Hypernet Labs and Computational Hydraulics
International (CHI) collaborated to integrate
Galileo’s remote deployment platform with
twater management software PCSWMM to.
Better Urban Flood Modeling
with FLO-2D and Galileo
Hypernet Labs and FLO-2D are teaming up to
make it easier and faster to model urban
looding using FLO-2D with Galileo. Many
hydrologic and hydraulic engineers have
already begun to use Galileo to speed up.
Hypernet Labs and KU Leuven
Researchers Aim to Streamline
Pharmaceutical Research with
Programmable Biology Pipeline
While studying antivirals to fight COVID-19,
scientists at the Rega Institute for Medical
Research have also begun work with
Hypernet Labs to solve problems of consiste...
Open Force Field Initiative and
Hypernet Labs to Deliver
Infrastructure On-Ramp for
Pharma
Hypernet Labs has begun work with scientists
at the Open Force Field Initiative (OpenFF) to
make foundational improvements to the tools
used for pharmaceutical research and other...
Case Studies
Over the past fifty years computational simulation has joined theory and experiment as the third pillar of science. This has implications across all fields and industries. Read the Magazine to see how Galileo is making an impact.
Scaling PCSWMM Models With Galileo and Containerization
Hypernet Labs Co-Founder and CTO Todd Chapman recently had the pleasure of presenting Galileo at the International Conference on Water Management Modeling, which took place virtually on Feb. 24 and 25.
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