As you may know, EIF-services has switched to FreeCAD for its 3D modeling needs. Here are two examples that we intend to use in the near future for comparing various model (e.g. OpenFOAM  and Basilisk) and turbulence closures (e.g. RANS and LES) on a physically firm ground (external benchmarks). 

FreeCAD is now the main 3D modeling tool at EIF-services.

But FreeCAD also offers to manage numerical simulations through various external tools that will work on the 3D geometries defined with FreeCAD; it also offers a visualization of the results !

To begin with, we engaged in a material resistance exercise, of which you will find a report there.

Then we will explore various possibilities in fluid mechanics:

EIF-Services is currently investigating various ways to set up an AWS cluster.

A first experiment based on ParallelCluster (launched in 2018) led to an issue already noticed elsewhere.

EIF-services is currently investigating HPC on AWS.

A Debian package (.deb, validated by lintian) is availlable for YATiSh (0.4.1).

Check out the updated YATiSh report !

EIF-services develops and operates a Symfony application to manage a high school stock of graphic calculators.

The project is called Troc'asio and is documented on GitHub. You can see it running here.

Although EIF-services is not and will never be a web agency, it is worth mentioning a non-profit hobby project developed here: it is 100% front-end (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) and allows one to manage a website for publishing gpx tracks. Thus as mentioned elsewhere, EIF-services is "web aware" although not a pure web player.

EIF-services is now running its own Moodle server. However this is only a testing facility so far, allowing us to compare Moodle with other tools already operated by EIF-services, namely:

The recent passage of storm Ciaran broke several wind records in Brittany (it was in the night of Wednesday 1st to Thursday 2nd, November 2023). This reminded us of an earlier study about storm Carmen, re-published here.
The next step will be for EIF-services to develop high-performance computing capabilities, presumably in the cloud using AWS for example.