CCL Workshop on Scalable Scientific Computing 2016
October 19-20th, 2016 at the University of Notre DameRoom 200, McKenna Hall Conference Center
Workshop Overview
The 2016 CCL Workshop on Scalable Computing will be held October 19-20th on the campus of the University of Notre Dame. Here, you can learn about accelerating scientific computing by scaling up to thousands of machines in clusters, clouds, and grids. You can take tutorials on CCL software for scalable computing, learn how researchers in physics, bioinformatics, and molecular dynamics are using these tools at scale, and help to guide our future research and development.The workshop is targeted to researchers, students, and faculty involved in both computer system design as well as scientific computing. Students are especially invited to attend the Thursday morning tutorial sessions. Bring your computing challenges for discussion and collaboration at the workshop.
We look forward to seeing you at the beautiful Notre Dame campus this fall!
Registration
Registration is now closed.Workshop Schedule
Wednesday, October 19th, Room 200 McKenna Hall
Link to the Tutorials- 9:15 - Tutorial Introduction
Ben Tovar, University of Notre Dame - 9:30 - Writing Scalable Workflows with Makeflow and Work Queue
Nate Kremer-Herman, University of Notre Dame - 10:15 - Coffee Break
- 10:45 - Creating Custom Work Queue Applications
Nick Hazekamp, University of Notre Dame - 11:30 - Resource Management in Makeflow and Work Queue
Ben Tovar, University of Notre Dame - 11:45 - Parrot and CVMFS
Tim Shaffer, University of Notre Dame
- 1:00 - Welcome and Introduction
Douglas Thain, University of Notre Dame - 1:15 - CMS Data Analysis with Lobster and Work Queue
Kevin Lannon, University of Notre Dame - 1:45 - Global Software Distribution with CVMFS
Jakob Blomer, CERN