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DESCRIPTION:28th VI-HPS Tuning Workshop (UCL\, London\, England) - PATC cou
 rse\n\nDate\n\nTuesday 19th - Thursday 21st June\, 2018.\n\nLocation\n\nTh
 e workshop will take place at the University College London\, Cruciform Bu
 ilding\, Gower Street\, London\, WC1E 6BT\, England.\n\nCo-organizing Ins
 titutions\n\n  \n\nGoals\n\nThis workshop is organised by VI-HPS for the U
 K PRACE Advanced Training Centre to:\n\ngive an overview of the VI-HPS pro
 gramming tools suite\n	explain the functionality of individual tools\, and
  how to use them effectively\n	offer hands-on experience and expert assist
 ance using the tools\nOn completion participants should be familiar with c
 ommon performance analysis and diagnosis techniques and how they can be em
 ployed in practice (on a range of HPC systems). Those who prepared their o
 wn application test cases will have been coached in the tuning of their me
 asurement and analysis\, and provided optimization suggestions.\n\nProgram
 me Overview\n\nPresentations and hands-on sessions are on the following to
 pics:\n\nBSC tools for trace analysis and performance prediction\n	Score-P
  instrumentation and measurement\n	Scalasca automated trace analysis\n	MAQ
 AO performance analysis and optimization\nA brief overview of the capabili
 ties of these and associated tools is provided in the VI-HPS Tools Guide.\
 n\nThe workshop will be held in English and run from 09:30 to not later th
 an 17:00 each day\, with breaks for lunch and refreshments. There is no fe
 e for participation\, however\, participants are responsible for their own
  travel and accommodation.\n\nClassroom capacity is limited\, therefore pr
 iority will be given to applicants with MPI\, OpenMP and hybrid OpenMP+MPI
  parallel codes already running on the workshop computer systems\, and tho
 se bringing codes from similar systems to work on. Attendees will need to 
 bring their own notebook computers (with SSH and X11 configured) and use (
 eduroam) wifi to connect to the workshop computer systems.\n\nOutline\n\nT
 he workshop introduces tools that provide a practical basis for portable p
 erformance analysis of parallel application execution\, covering both prof
 iling and tracing. It will be delivered as a series of presentations with 
 associated hands-on practical exercises using the UK's ARCHER Cray XC30 su
 percomputer.\n\nWhile analysis of provided example codes will be used to g
 uide the class through the relevant steps and familiarise with usage of th
 e tools\, coaching will also be available to assist participants to analys
 e their own parallel application codes and may suggest opportunities for i
 mproving their execution performance and scalability.\n\nProgramme (prelim
 inary)\n\nDay 1:\n			Tuesday 19th June\n		09:30\n			Welcome messages\n			
 ARCHER Training Courses\n			\n		09:45\n			Introduction\n			Introduction to
  VI-HPS &amp\; overview of tools\n				Introduction to parallel performance
  engineering\n				Lab setup\n				Archer Cray XC30 computer system and soft
 ware environment\n			\n		11:00\n			(break)\n		11:30\n			BSC performance to
 ols\n			BSC tools hands-on exercises\n			\n		13:00\n			(lunch)\n		14:00\n	
 		Hands-on coaching to apply tools to analyze participants' own code(s).\n
 		16:45\n			Review of day and schedule for remainder of workshop\n		17:00\
 n			(adjourn)\n		 \n		Day 2:\n			Wednesday 20th June\n		09:30\n			Instru
 mentation &amp\; measurement with Score-P\n			Score-P hands-on exercisesEx
 ecution profile analysis report exploration with CUBE\n				CUBE hands-on e
 xercises\n			\n		11:00\n			(break)\n		11:30\n			Configuring &amp\; customi
 sing Score-P measurements\n			Score-P hands-on exercisesAutomated trace an
 alysis with Scalasca\n				Scalasca hands-on exercises\n			\n		13:00\n			(l
 unch)\n		14:00\n			Hands-on coaching to apply tools to analyze participant
 s' own code(s).\n		16:45\n			Review of day and schedule for remainder of w
 orkshop\n		17:00\n			(adjourn)\n		 \n		Day 3:\n			Thursday 21st June\n		
 09:30\n			MAQAO performance tools suite\n			MAQAO hands-on exercises\n			\
 n		11:00\n			(break)\n		11:30\n			Hands-on coaching to apply tools to anal
 yze participants' own code(s).\n		13:00\n			(lunch)\n		14:00\n			Hands-on 
 coaching to apply tools to analyze participants' own code(s).\n		16:45\n		
 	Review of workshop\n		17:00\n			(adjourn)\n		Hardware and Software Platfo
 rms\n\nARCHER: Cray XC30 with 3008 compute nodes consisting of two 12-core
  Intel E5-2697 (IvyBridge) processors sharing 64GB (or 128GB) of NUMA memo
 ry\, Aries dragonfly interconnect\, Cray MPI\, Cray\, GCC &amp\; Intel com
 pilers\, PBS Pro job management system. Training accounts will be provided
 !\n\nOther systems where up-to-date versions of the tools are installed ca
 n also be used when preferred\, though support may be limited. Participant
 s are expected to already possess user accounts on non-local systems they 
 intend to use\, and should be familiar with the procedures for compiling a
 nd running parallel applications.\n\nRegistration\n\nPlease register via t
 he Registration tab on this page. Note: the number of participants is limi
 ted\, and preference will be given to those bringing parallel application(
 s) to analyse and tune as part of the workshop.\n\nLocal organisers inform
 ation page.\n\nhttps://events.prace-ri.eu/event/732/
SUMMARY:Performance Analysis Workshop @ EPCC at UCL
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.prace-ri.eu/event/732/
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