All fields must be filled for submitting the request. The form has to be submitted a minimum of 3 business days before the publication deadline.
The Dockerfile and necessary code must reside in any GIT service, preferably in University of Tartu GIT.
Does the application require a database?
Yes No
Should the database be hosted by us?
Does the repository contain a Dockerfile?
Components Used components in the deployment, if any.
By checking the following boxes, the requestor agrees with HPC Center’s terms and conditions and acknowledges the obligation of keeping the container running and healthy rests with the requestor. Unchecked boxes are interpreted as disagreement with the HPC Center’s terms and conditions; the form submission will be disabled.
I agree with University of Tartu High Performance Computing Center SLA.
University of Tartu HPC Center will run automated checks on containers looking for critical security issues. Upon discovering critical security issues, it is up to the container’s maintainer to remove such issues. Unresolved critical security issues will lead to the removal of the container before its lifetime is over. Terms of use can be changed whenever the University of Tartu HPC Center deems it necessary. and Container owners will be notified of the changes via e-mail. Submitted containers must be able to withstand periodical shutdowns and replacements with newly spawned containers, as this is a standard procedure in the Kubernetes cluster.
Note: If Kubernetes cluster user conditions do not fit your needs, there is an option to create a VM in the ETAIS environment and run the necessary container from there.
