How can I use 30-50 workers instead of only the 12 maximum allowed in Parallel Computing Toolbox?

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Hifza
Hifza 2014-10-1
评论： Hifza 2014-10-1
I have an application that needs to be run on at least 30 nodes (or workers) in parallel. I do not know how to do this. As I know latest version of MATLAB Parallel Computing Toolbox uses only 12 cores maximum. How can I solve this problem. Can I solve it or not?

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst 2014-10-1
Isn't the answer given here: http://www.mathworks.com/products/parallel-computing/features.html#scaling-up-to-clusters-grids-and-clouds-using-matlab-distributed-computing-server? I don't have those toolboxes but it seems like you can extend the computing power by using the Parallel Computing Toolbox in conjunction with MATLAB Distributed Computing Server, so you can run your applications on large scale computing resources such as computer clusters or grid and cloud computing resources. Call the Mathworks sales team to discuss how this might work in your situation.

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Thomas Ibbotson
Thomas Ibbotson 2014-10-1
As of R2014a the number of local workers is no longer restricted. See the release notes for 14a.

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