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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Geert Jan BEX (member@uhasselt.be\;staff@uhasselt.be)
 \, Olivier Mattelaer (Université catholique de Louvain)\, Raphaël Leplae
  (Université libre de Bruxelles)\, Damien François (Université catholiq
 ue de Louvain)\, Orian  Louant (université de Liège)\n            
                    \n\nTo connect\n\nLogged user should have a l
 ink "zoom link" on the left menu bar to connect. All registered user have 
 received an email this Monday Morning with a link to the event (please che
 ck your spam).\n\nOverview\n\nWhenever one has to deal with multiple jobs 
 on a HPC system\, the idea of automating parts or all of the job managemen
 t process involves describing and implementing so-called 'workflows'. Opti
 ons for managing workflows are numerous and range from using basic schedul
 er features such as job arrays and job dependencies\, up to using a comple
 x system managed by a central\, multi-user\, database. Moreover\, workflow
 s tools are also available from the software development and deployment ec
 osystem and the whole "devops" movement. This online workshop aims at guid
 ing participants towards the right tool for their use and help them reduce
  the time they spend managing their jobs by automating what can be automat
 ed and follow best practices.\n\nAfter attending the workshop\, you will\n
 \n\n	know about generally available GNU/Linux tools to manage multiple tas
 ks and jobs\n	learn about some easy-to-install scientific workflow tools f
 or single-user usage\n	learn how to automate packaging and deploying softw
 are with containers or git-based web sites\n	see how some research groups 
 used around workflow management system tools\n\n\nPrerequisites\n\n\n	Gene
 ral knowledge of Linux and the command line\n	Knowing how to install softw
 are as a regular user\n	Knowing about Slurm and job submission and managem
 ent\n\n\nAgenda\n\nDay1: February 15th 2022\n\n\n	9h-9h15: Introduction/We
 lcome (Raphaël Leplae)\n	9h15-9h30: Introduction to Workflow (Damien Fran
 çois)\n	9h30-11h + 30 min Q/A+break: Workflows with basic GNU tools (and 
 Maestro) (Damien François)\n	11h30-12h30 + 15min Q/A: Checkpoint/Restart 
 (Olivier Mattelaer)\n	Lunch break\n	14h-15h + 30 min Q/A+break: Atools (Ge
 ert Jan Bex)\n	15h30-16h15 + 15 min Q/A+break: Makeflow (Damien François)
 \n\n\nDay2: February 16th 2022\n\n\n	9h-10h + 30 min Q/A+break: Github (CI
 /CD)  (Olivier Mattelaer)\n	10h30-11h30 + 30 min Q/A+break: Singularity (
 Olivier Mattelaer)\n	Lunch break:\n	14h-15h + 30 min Q/A+break: Snakemake 
 (Orian Louant)\n	15h30-17h: Users testimonials\n	\n		15h30-15h50: NextFlow
  for bioinformatics by Luc Cornet\n		15h50-16h10: Fireworks for material 
 science by Guillaume Brunin\n		16h10-16h30: Coral\, a home made workflow 
 system tool to manage numerical climate simulations by François Klein\n	
 	16h30-16h50: Examples of CI/CD in research codebases using git-based webs
 ites and HPC Denis-Gabriel Caprace\n	\n	\n\nhttps://events.prace-ri.eu/ev
 ent/1321/
SUMMARY:[Online] HPC Workflow @ENCCB
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.prace-ri.eu/event/1321/
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