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HEPiX Spring 2018 Workshop

14–18 May 2018
University of Wisconsin-Madison
America/Chicago timezone

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End-user services and operating systems

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14 May 2018, 14:00
Chamberlin Hall (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Chamberlin Hall

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Madison, USA 43°4'25.8024''N 89°24'18.7776''W 43.073834, -89.405216

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  1. 104. Run the latest software on a stable enviroment - A simpler way
    Troy Dawson
    14/05/2018, 14:00
    End-User IT Services & Operating Systems

    What do our users want?
    One group wants the latest version of foo, but the stable version of bar.
    The other group wants the latest version of bar, but the old version of foo.

    What have we tried?
    SCL
    SCL's are great in theory. But in practice they are hard for the packagers. They also make the developers have to jump through several hoops. If something was developed in an SCL enviroment, it...

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  2. 92. Scientific Linux update
    Bonnie King (Fermilab)
    14/05/2018, 14:20
    End-User IT Services & Operating Systems

    Updates on the status of Scientific Linux

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  3. 147. CC-IN2P3 User Portal
    Gino Marchetti (CNRS)
    14/05/2018, 14:40
    End-User IT Services & Operating Systems

    CC-IN2P3 is one of the largest academic data centers in France. Its main mission is to provide the particle, astroparticle and nuclear physics community with IT services, including largescale compute and storage capacities. We are a partner for dozens of scientific experiments and hundreds of researchers that make a daily use of these resources. The CC-User Portal project's goal is to develop...

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  4. 100. TRIDENT Tool for collecting and understanding performance hardware counters
    Servesh Muralidharan (CERN)
    14/05/2018, 15:00
    End-User IT Services & Operating Systems

    Trident, a tool to use low level metrics derived from hardware
    counters to understand Core, Memory and I/O utilisation and bottlenecks.
    The collection of time series of these low level counters does not
    induce significant overhead to the execution of the application.

    The Understanding Performance team is investigating on a new node
    characterisation tool, ¹Trident¹, that can look at various...

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