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Anunna serves a diverse user base, ranging from individual researchers and students to research groups, institutes, companies and startups, often working together with WUR.
Anunna serves a diverse user base, ranging from individual researchers and students to research groups, institutes, companies and startups.


== Our user base ==
== Our user base ==
Anunna is available to a broad range of users who have a need for high-performance computing and AI in support of research, education or innovation.
Anunna is available to a broad range of users who need high-performance computing and AI resources to support research, education or innovation.


Our users can include:
Our users can include:


* '''WUR researchers and research groups'''
* '''WUR researchers and research groups'''
* '''Teachers''' for courses that require certain computational resources
* '''Teachers''' whose courses require specific computational resources
* '''WUR students''' using HPC resources for education or research
* '''WUR students''' using HPC resources for education or research
* '''Research institutes and other organisations''' often collaborating with WUR (but that collaboration is not a must!)
* '''Research institutes and other organisations''' whether or not they collaborate with WUR
* '''Companies and startups''' working with WUR on research and innovation projects
* '''Companies and startups''' working on research and innovation projects, either independently or in collaboration with WUR
* '''Other external partners'''  
* '''Other external partners''' with a need for high-performance computing or AI resources


The way users work with Anunna can differ depending on their needs, the nature of their collaboration with WUR and the level of support required.
The way users work with Anunna can differ depending on their needs, the nature of their activities and the level of support required.


Anunna has an active community of users who help each other and provide input on how the cluster is run.
Anunna has an active user community that helps users share knowledge and experience and provides valuable input into the development and operation of the cluster.


== Interaction modes with our clients ==
== Interaction modes with our clients ==
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=== Assistance on short questions and incidents ===
=== Assistance on short questions and incidents ===
Whenever during your research on Anunna you face technical problems that require assistance from the HPC team, please file a ticket through [[How to Get Help]].
If you encounter technical problems while working with Anunna that require assistance from the HPC team, please file a ticket through [[How to Get Help]].


=== User representation in Roadmap sessions & decision making ===
=== User representation in Roadmap sessions & decision making ===
Representatives of the user community are involved in discussions about the development and future direction of Anunna. This provides a structured way for user needs and perspectives to be considered in decision-making.
Representatives of the user community are involved in discussions about the development and future direction of Anunna. This provides a structured way for user needs and perspectives to be considered in decision-making.


See [[Roadmap]] to see how we decide on that Roadmap together with our users and key users.  
See [[Roadmap]] to learn how we develop the Anunna roadmap together with our users and key users.


See [[Mission and Governance]] for more information about the governance of Anunna.
See [[Mission and Governance]] for more information about the governance of Anunna.


=== User feedback and consultation ===
=== User feedback and consultation ===
We actively seek input from users on the development and direction of Anunna. While working on prioritized user stories, we actively seek user feedback to make sure the effort provides the most value.
We actively seek input from users on the development and direction of Anunna. When working on prioritised user stories, we seek user feedback to ensure that our efforts deliver the most value to the research community.


=== Knowledge sharing ===
=== Knowledge sharing ===
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=== Training ===
=== Training ===
Three times a year, several workshops are provided for both novice & experienced scientists & students. See more in the [[Workshops]] section of the wiki. We actively collaborate with several scientists in providing these trainings for our community. Are you interested in helping us in providing these workshops or do you have ideas on newly developed workshops, please let us know by e-mailing our Product Owner Mailto:Alexander.vanittersum@wur.nl<!-- TODO: document the formal user group / user representation — whether there are regular user meetings, and how users feed back into decisions and relate to the governance bodies. -->
Three times a year, several workshops are provided for both novice and experienced researchers and students. See the [[Workshops]] section of the wiki for more information.
 
We actively collaborate with scientists and other experts in developing and delivering these trainings for our community.
 
Would you like to help us provide a workshop or do you have an idea for a new training? Please contact our Product Owner, Mailto:Alexander.vanittersum@wur.nl<!-- TODO: document the formal user group / user representation — whether there are regular user meetings, and how users feed back into decisions and relate to the governance bodies. -->





Revision as of 13:47, 28 August 2026

Anunna serves a diverse user base, ranging from individual researchers and students to research groups, institutes, companies and startups.

Our user base

Anunna is available to a broad range of users who need high-performance computing and AI resources to support research, education or innovation.

Our users can include:

  • WUR researchers and research groups
  • Teachers whose courses require specific computational resources
  • WUR students using HPC resources for education or research
  • Research institutes and other organisations whether or not they collaborate with WUR
  • Companies and startups working on research and innovation projects, either independently or in collaboration with WUR
  • Other external partners with a need for high-performance computing or AI resources

The way users work with Anunna can differ depending on their needs, the nature of their activities and the level of support required.

Anunna has an active user community that helps users share knowledge and experience and provides valuable input into the development and operation of the cluster.

Interaction modes with our clients

Anunna interacts with its users and clients through several channels. These allow us to provide support, exchange knowledge, gather feedback and involve users in the further development of the service.

User community

WUR users can join the "Anunna Users" Microsoft Teams team to ask questions, share tips, exchange experiences and help each other. Use the join code 2xo7wv2 ("Join a team with a code").

This is primarily a peer-to-peer community.

Assistance on short questions and incidents

If you encounter technical problems while working with Anunna that require assistance from the HPC team, please file a ticket through How to Get Help.

User representation in Roadmap sessions & decision making

Representatives of the user community are involved in discussions about the development and future direction of Anunna. This provides a structured way for user needs and perspectives to be considered in decision-making.

See Roadmap to learn how we develop the Anunna roadmap together with our users and key users.

See Mission and Governance for more information about the governance of Anunna.

User feedback and consultation

We actively seek input from users on the development and direction of Anunna. When working on prioritised user stories, we seek user feedback to ensure that our efforts deliver the most value to the research community.

Knowledge sharing

Anunna users are encouraged to share knowledge, experiences and good practices. This helps build expertise within the community and supports new users in making effective use of the cluster.

The Anunna wiki is an important part of this knowledge-sharing approach, and users are encouraged to contribute to and improve the available documentation.

Training

Three times a year, several workshops are provided for both novice and experienced researchers and students. See the Workshops section of the wiki for more information.

We actively collaborate with scientists and other experts in developing and delivering these trainings for our community.

Would you like to help us provide a workshop or do you have an idea for a new training? Please contact our Product Owner, Mailto:Alexander.vanittersum@wur.nl


See also