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SUMMARY:CANOPIE-HPC: Containers and New Orchestration Paradigms for Isolat
 ed Environments in HPC
DESCRIPTION:Workshop\n\nCANOPIE-HPC Welcome and Introduction\n\nYounge, Ca
 non\n\nWelcome the audience to the 3rd iteration of the CANOPIE-HPC Worksh
 op.\n\n---------------------\nCANOPIE-HPC Afternoon Break (3-3:30)\n\n\n\n
 ---------------------\nJetstream 2.0\n\nFischer\n\n---------------------\n
 Deploying Containerized QuantEX Quantum Simulation Software on HPC Systems
 .\n\nBrayford, Brennan, Moran, iapichino, Allalen...\n\nThe need to easily
  customize, reproduce and migrate applications and workflows is steadily i
 ncreasing amongst the High Performance Computing (HPC) community, as non-t
 raditional HPC software environments and applications are starting to requ
 ire HPC resources to tackle “real world” scientific problems...\n\n-------
 --------------\nContainer Security Panel\n\nYounge, Priedhorsky, Pletcher,
  Snavely, Walsh\n\n---------------------\nCANOPIE-HPC:  Invited Speaker - 
 Morning Session\n\nCulquicondor\n\nKubernetes is a well established platfo
 rm for easily and efficiently running serving workloads in clusters on pre
 m and the cloud. With its increasing popularity, users have started portin
 g batch and HPC workloads onto Kubernetes, encountering some challenges. I
 n this talk, I will discuss the recent ...\n\n---------------------\nIt’s 
 a Scheduling Affair: GROMACS in the Cloud with the KubeFlux Scheduler\n\nM
 isale, Drocco, Milroy, Arango Gutierrez, Herbein...\n\nIn this work, we ad
 dress the problem of running HPC workloads efficiently on Kubernetes clust
 ers. To do so, we compare the Kubernetes' default scheduler with KubeFlux,
  a Kubernetes plug-in scheduler built on the Flux graph-based scheduler, o
 n a 34-node Red Hat OpenShift cluster on IBM Cloud. We deta...\n\n--------
 -------------\nCANOPIE-HPC:   Invited Speaker – Afternoon Session\n\nKurtz
 er\n\nWe've been using the same base architecture for building HPC systems
  for almost 30 years and while the capabilities of our systems have increa
 sed considerably, we still use the same flat and monolithic architecture o
 f the 1990’s to build our systems.\n\nWhat would the next generation archi
 tecture look...\n\n---------------------\nCANOPIE-HPC: Containers and New 
 Orchestration Paradigms for Isolated Environments in HPC\n\nYounge, Canon,
  Bridges\n\nThe ongoing revolution in user-defined software stacks (UDSS) 
 via containerization, virtualization and other methods has dramatically ch
 anged how applications and services are delivered across the entire comput
 ing industry.  Popularized by Docker, this shift has established a new eco
 system of tools ...\n\n---------------------\nFeasibility of Running Singu
 larity Containers with Hybrid MPI on NASA High-End Computing Resources\n\n
 Chang, Heistand, Hood, Jin\n\nThis work investigates the feasibility of a 
 Singularity solution to support running MPI applications in “hybrid” MPI m
 ode on NASA’s HECC resources. Two types of applications were tested: HPC a
 nd AI/ML. On the HPC side, two JEDI containers built with Intel MPI for Ea
 rth science modeling were tested o...\n\n---------------------\nCANOPIE-HP
 C Morning Break (10-10:30)\n\n\n\n---------------------\nCANOPIE-HPC Light
 ning Talks\n\nArango, Neves, Azab, Wofford\n\n---------------------\nCANOP
 IE-HPC Lunch Break (12:30-2)\n\n\n\n---------------------\nRollingGantryCr
 ane: Automation for Unpacking Containers into HPC Environments\n\nZynda, G
 opaulakrishnan, Fonner\n\nSoftware containers are an important common curr
 ency for portability and reproducibility in the modern world of computing.
  While they are easy to share through public registries, usage documentati
 on is often lacking, effectively leaving users with black boxes. RollingGa
 ntryCrane (RGC) is an open-sou...\n\n\nTag: Applications, Emerging Technol
 ogies, Reproducibility and Transparency, Software Engineering, System Soft
 ware and Runtime Systems, Workflows\n\nRegistration Category: Workshop Reg
  Pass
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