HPC & BigData · HPC & Big Data –software components and tools Wednesday, July 2, 2014 -14:00/17:30 Power and energy optimisation , efficient programming and run-time execution

HPC & Big Data

• Two workshops proposed by:

– Pascale Bernier-Bruna – Bull

– Marie-Christine Sawley – Intel

– Jean-Philippe Nominé – CEA

• HPC & Big data applications and solution architectures: evolution and convergence

• HPC & Big Data – software components and tools

HPC & Big data applications and solution

architectures: evolution and convergenceWednesday, July 2, 2014 - 09:00/12:30

New challenges are emerging from the expanding region where extreme scale

computing and Big Data intersect. Indeed, HPC centres are seeing a sharp increase of

incoming data to be analysed and used in the central facilities, a new and

unprecedented shift in paradigm for HPC industry. On the other hand, the volume of

simulation data to be used for further insight through post-processing is still growing.

Analysis and storage capacities have to be driven by the optimum between efficiency

and operational costs in order to scientifically exploit this bi-directional data-flow.

The risk of seeing a widening of the gap between capacity/bandwidth and computing

capacity as we move towards exascale is real.

The talks of this session will give new perspectives on state-of-the-art integrated

solutions based on new workflows, storage and file systems for high capacity,

complete platforms and innovative software solutions for deep insight into large

volume of complex data.

HPC & Big data applications and solution

architectures: evolution and convergenceWednesday, July 2, 2014 - 09:00/12:30

09h00 Running Hadoop Map Reduce Jobs on Lustre

Gabriele PACIUCCI EMEA Lustre Solution Architect Intel - Zhiqi TAO, Ph. D. ASMO Lustre Solution

Architect Intel

09h30 Data Storage for the era of Converged Big Data and HPC

Torben KLING-PETERSEN, principal architect, XYRATEX

10h00 Fast data meets HPC at TERALAB, dedicated to real-time analytics use cases

Pierre PLEVEN, Direction de l’innovation, INSTITUT MINES TELECOM

10h30 Coffee break - Exhibition - Networking - Grand Hall

11h00 Big Data with MATLAB

Ascension VIZINHO-COUTRY, MATHWORKS

11h30 Addressing Open Source Big Data, Hadoop, and MapReduce limitations

Emmanuel LECERF, IBM

12h00 DataScale - NoSQL databse for seismic correlation using HPC

Benoit VAUGON et Grégory POTDEVIN, ARMADILLO - IPGP

This afternoon we will have…

HPC & Big Data – software components

and toolsWednesday, July 2, 2014 - 14:00/17:30

Power and energy optimisation, efficient programming and run-time execution,

resilience and fault-tolerance are crucial properties for future high performance

computing and big data processing systems – as well as challenges on the road to

exascale. In the first part of the session, there will be five presentations to illustrate

the state-of-the-art and perspectives on these topics, borrowing from various

research and development achievements.

A panel discussion between the speakers and the public will dominate the second part

of the afternoon.

HPC & Big Data – software components

and toolsWednesday, July 2, 2014 - 14:00/17:30

14h00 Energy modeling and optimization for HPC

Benoit PRADELLE, UVSQ

14h30 Energy Aware Computing

Dr. Luigi BROCHARD, IBM Distinguished Engineer

15h00 MAQAO: a performance analysis and optimization toolsuite

Andrés S. CHARIF-RUBIAL, UVSQ / ECR Lab - William JALBY, UVSQ / ECR Lab

15h30 Coffee break - Exhibition - Networking - Grand Hall

16h00 Maximize the efficiency of your cluster with Allinea tools

Patrick WOHLSCHLEGEL, EMEA Presales Engineer, ALLINEA

16h30 “Advanced Multi Fault Tolerance” in parallel applications: Multi level storage with FTI

middleware

Eric BOYER, CINES

17h00 Discussion and conclusion