You may consider this an official nag-o-gram that the registration deadline is approaching. September 1st…don’t forget!
> On Aug 13, 2018, at 5:09 PM, Kristy Kallback-Rose <[email protected]> wrote: > > All, don’t forget registration ends on the early side for this event due to > background checks, etc. > > As noted below: > > IMPORTANT: September 1st is the deadline to register for HPCXXL and the GPFS > Day. > > Hope you’ll be able to attend! > > Best, > Kristy > >> On Aug 3, 2018, at 12:37 PM, Kristy Kallback-Rose <[email protected] >> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: >> >> All, >> >> Here are some updates for the Spectrum Scale/GPFS UG Event at ORNL as >> part of the HPCXXL meeting. Below you will find: >> — the draft agenda (bottom of page), >> — a link to registration, register by September 1 due to ORNL site >> requirements (see next line) >> — an important note about registration requirements for going to Oak Ridge >> National Lab >> — a request for your site presentations >> — information about HPCXXL and who to contact for information about joining, >> and >> — other upcoming events. >> >> Hope you can attend and see Summit and Alpine first hand. >> >> Best, >> Kristy >> >> Registration link, you can register just for GPFS/SS day at $0: >> https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hpcxxl-2018-summer-meeting-registration-47111539884 >> >> <https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hpcxxl-2018-summer-meeting-registration-47111539884> >> >> >> IMPORTANT: September 1st is the deadline to register for HPCXXL and the GPFS >> Day. Registration closes earlier than normal. This is due to the background >> check required to attend the event on site at ORNL. The access review >> process takes at least 3 weeks to complete for foreign nationals and 1 week >> to complete for US Citizens. So don't wait too long to make your travel >> decisions. >> >> ALSO: If you are interested in giving a site presentation, please let us >> know as we are trying to finalize the agenda. >> >> About HPCXXL: >> HPCXXL is a user group for sites which have large supercomputing and storage >> installations. Because of the history of HPCXXL, the focus of the group is >> on large-scale scientific/technical computing using IBM or Lenovo hardware >> and software, but other vendor hardware and software is also welcome. Some >> of the areas we cover are: Applications, Code Development Tools, >> Communications, Networking, Parallel I/O, Resource Management, System >> Administration, and Training. We address topics across a wide range of >> issues that are important to sustained petascale scientific/technical >> computing on scaleable parallel machines. Some of the benefits of joining >> the group include knowledge sharing across members, NDA content availability >> from vendors, and access to vendor developers and support staff. >> The HPCXXL user group is a self-organized and self-supporting group. Members >> and affiliates are expected to participate actively in the HPCXXL meetings >> and activities and to cover their own costs for participating. HPCXXL >> meetings are open only to members and affiliates of the HPCXXL. HPCXXL >> member institutions must have an appropriate non-disclosure agreement in >> place with IBM and Lenovo, since at times both vendors disclose and discuss >> information of a confidential nature with the group. >> To join HPCXXL, a new organization needs to be sponsored by a current HPCXXL >> member or by the prospective member themselves. This process is >> straightforward and can be completed over email or in person when a >> representative attends their first meeting. If you are interested in >> learning more, please contact [email protected] >> <mailto:[email protected]> HPCXXL president Michael Stephan. >> >> Other upcoming GPFS/SS events: >> Sep 19+20 HPCXXL, Oak Ridge >> Aug 10 Meetup along TechU, Sydney >> Oct 24 NYC User Meeting, New York >> Nov 11 SC, Dallas >> Dec 12 CIUK, Manchester >> >> >> Draft agenda below, full HPCXXL meeting information here: >> http://hpcxxl.org/meetings/summer-2018-meeting/ >> <http://hpcxxl.org/meetings/summer-2018-meeting/> >> Duration Start End Title >> >> Wednesday 19th, 2018 >> >> Speaker >> >> TBD >> Chris Maestas (IBM) TBD (IBM) >> TBD (IBM) >> John Lewars (IBM) >> >> *** TO BE CONFIRMED *** *** TO BE CONFIRMED *** TBD (Starfish) >> John Lewars (IBM) >> >> Carl Zetie (IBM) TBD >> >> TBD (ORNL) >> TBD (IBM) >> William Godoy (ORNL) Ted Hoover (IBM) >> >> Sandeep Ramesh (IBM) *** TO BE CONFIRMED *** All >> >> 15 13:00 30 13:15 15 13:45 25 14:00 25 14:25 30 14:50 20 15:20 20 15:40 20 >> 16:00 30 16:20 30 16:50 10 17:20 >> >> 13:15 Welcome >> 13:45 What is new in Spectrum Scale? >> 14:00 What is new in ESS? >> 14:25 Spinning up a Hadoop cluster on demand 14:50 Running Container on a >> Super Computer 15:20 === BREAK === >> 15:40 AWE >> 16:00 CSCS site report >> 16:20 Starfish (Sponsor talk) >> 16:50 Network Flow >> 17:20 RFEs >> 17:30 W rap-up >> >> Thursday 19th, 2018 >> >> 20 08:30 30 08:50 20 09:20 20 09:40 30 10:00 30 10:30 30 11:00 30 11:30 >> >> 08:50 Alpine – the Summit file system >> 09:20 Performance enhancements for CORAL 09:40 ADIOS I/O library >> 10:00 AI Reference Architecture >> 10:30 === BREAK === >> 11:00 Encryption on the wire and on rest 11:30 Service Update >> 12:00 Open Forum >> >> >
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