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Cloud documentation update for 9.0 #1273

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Updates to documentation for the Cloud realm. Added details on new group by's and added note about how any saved charts or report that include the Cloud realm's Account or Configuration group by will need to be recreated.

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@eiffel777 eiffel777 added documentation Documentation updates Category:Cloud Cloud Realm labels Mar 30, 2020
@eiffel777 eiffel777 added this to the 9.0.0 milestone Mar 30, 2020
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- A full working installation of XDMoD. [XDMoD install instructions](install.html)

## What are cloud metrics?
The Cloud realm in XDMoD tracks events that occur in cloud infrastructure systems which can also referred to as Infrastructure as a Service(IaaS) cloud computing systems. A variety of events are tracked such as starting or ending sessions of a VM or the amount of root volume storage used by running sessions. The characteristics of cloud instances differ in several ways from traditional HPC resources, hence the metrics that we track for cloud systems differ from the metrics we track for traditional HPC jobs. In this beta release we support an initial set of cloud metrics with additional metrics to be added in subsequent releases.
The Cloud realm in XDMoD tracks events that occur in cloud infrastructure systems which can also referred to as Infrastructure as a Service(IaaS) cloud computing systems. A variety of events are tracked such as starting or ending sessions of a VM or the amount of root volume storage used by running sessions. The characteristics of cloud instances differ in several ways from traditional HPC resources, hence the metrics that we track for cloud systems differ from the metrics we track for traditional HPC jobs.
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The Cloud realm in XDMoD tracks events that occur in cloud infrastructure systems which can also referred to as Infrastructure as a Service(IaaS) cloud computing systems. A variety of events are tracked such as starting or ending sessions of a VM or the amount of root volume storage used by running sessions. The characteristics of cloud instances differ in several ways from traditional HPC resources, hence the metrics that we track for cloud systems differ from the metrics we track for traditional HPC jobs.
The Cloud realm in Open XDMoD tracks events that occur in cloud infrastructure systems which can also be referred to as Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) cloud computing systems. A variety of events are tracked such as starting or ending sessions of a VM or the amount of root volume storage used by running sessions. The characteristics of cloud instances differ in several ways from traditional HPC resources, hence the metrics that we track for cloud systems differ from the metrics we track for traditional HPC jobs.

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- VM Size: Cores
- A categorization of sessions into discrete groups based on the number of cores used by each VM.
- VM Size: Memory
- A categorization of sessions into discrete groups based on the amount of memory reserved by each VM.
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@eiffel777 eiffel777 merged commit 64704ec into ubccr:xdmod9.0 Apr 1, 2020
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