TaskVine is a task scheduler for building large scale data intensive dynamic workflows that run on HPC clusters, GPU clusters, and commercial clouds. As tasks access external data sources and produce their own outputs, more and more data is pulled into local storage on workers. This data is used to accelerate future tasks and avoid re-computing exisiting results. Data gradually grows "like a vine" through the cluster. TaskVine is our third-generation workflow system, built on our twenty years of experience creating scalable applications in fields such as high energy physics, bioinformatics, molecular dynamics, and machine learning.
This work was supported in part by grant OAC #1931348 "CSSI Elements: Data Swarm: A User-Level Framework for Data Intensive Scientific Computing".
Publications
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Barry Sly-Delgado, Ben Tovar, Jin Zhou, and Douglas Thain, |
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Thanh Son Phung, Colin Thomas, Logan Ward, Kyle Chard, Douglas Thain, |
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Thanh Son Phung and Douglas Thain, |
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Barry Sly-Delgado, Thanh Son Phung, Colin Thomas, David Simonetti, Andrew Hennessee, Ben Tovar, Douglas Thain, |
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Barry Sly-Delgado and Douglas Thain, |
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Thanh Son Phung, Ben Clifford, Kyle Chard, Douglas Thain, |
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Douglas Thain, |
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David Simonetti, Ben Tovar, and Douglas Thain, |