Objectives
Description: Large-scale HPC applications and computer systems often fail to deliver their full potential performance and are inhibited by a variety of scalability bottlenecks. The series of Tuning Workshops organised by the Virtual Institute for High Productivity Supercomputing (VI-HPS) provide training in the use of a range of tools that are widely available on PRACE and other HPC computer systems. Following introductory hands-on exercises with each of the tools, course participants receive expert coaching applying the tools to their own application codes and suggestions for improvements.
Learning outcomes: Ability to analyse and optimise large-scale HPC applications with tools that are widely available on a range of HPC computer systems.
Requirements
Good knowledge of parallel programming with MPI and/or OpenMP.
Participants are expected to bring and use their own notebook computers with SSH and X11 software configured to connect to the HPC systems and run interactive graphical tools.