Use Matlab in the Cloud or at least at a remote server with student licence?

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Stephan on 31 Jan 2017

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Commented: Diego Leal on 14 Jan 2019

Hello,

I need more computational power, e.g. doing some computations parallel and/or doing multiple computations simultaneously.

Therefor I´d be interested whether I can use my Academic - Total Headcount licence to either use Matlab on Amazon EC2 or at least install Matlab on a remote server (currently only running Ubuntu Server) to increase the available computing power.

I am very grateful for any help!

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Andreas Goser on 1 Feb 2017

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Edited: Andreas Goser on 4 Sep 2018

Please have a look at this article. Is this meeting your needs?

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Walter Roberson on 4 Sep 2018

Installing on EC2 requires a Login Named User access, which is only available for individual licenses. It is not at all clear that TAH licenses qualify as individual licenses for this purpose.

Diego Leal on 14 Jan 2019

Are there any updates on this?

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