====== SIG-IO-UK June ====== This workshop is the inaugural meeting in the attempt to forming a special interest group for high-performance I/O in the UK. It brings together: storage vendors, system and middleware developers, and users of data-intensive workloads in order to develop strategies for research, funding but also product development. It covers all aspects of data access and management including I/O workflow handling, parallel file systems, middleware, data compression, tuning, performance monitoring, novel interfaces, storage technology, data center perspectives. Participants present relevant RD&E in this field and discuss opportunities to bring forward the research in the UK. Talks should include challenges faced dealing with I/O and ongoing activities to overcome these challenges. Vendor talks focus on technical solutions for certain challenges accompanied by use cases demonstrating the benefit. || Date || Wed June 6th, 2018 || || Venue || AI lab, room 185, 1st floor, Polly Vacher, CS department, Reading University, [[:about:visits|Travel information]] || || Contact || [[about:people:julian kunkel]] || {{:events:2018:sig-io-uk-workshop.jpg?600|}} This workshop is funded by the [[http://reading.ac.uk/computer-science/|department of computer science]] and powered by the [[https://www.vi4io.org|Virtual Institute for I/O]] and [[http://www.esiwace.eu|ESiWACE]] ((ESiWACE has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme under Grant Agreement No 675191)). {{:events:2017:vi4io.png?200&nolink|}} \w {{:research:projects:esiwace-logo.png?300&nolink|}} ===== Organization ===== The workshop is organized by * [[mailto:j.m.kunkel@reading.ac.uk|Julian Kunkel]] (University of Reading, UK) ===== Agenda ===== * //09:30 Welcome coffee// * 10:00 **Welcome** \\ //Julian Kunkel// \\ {{:events:2018:sig-io-uk-intro.pdf|Slides}} * 10:15 **Dealing with I/O performance issues within the UM** \\ //Adam Voysey// \\ {{:events:2018:sig-io-uk-voysey.pdf|Slides}} * 10:45 **I/O challenges for the LFRic Project** \\ //Samantha Adams// \\ {{:events:2018:sig-io-uk-adams.pdf|Slides}} * 11:15 **Challenges at Diamond** \\ //Andrew J. Richards// \\ {{:events:2018:sig-io-uk-richards.pdf|Slides}} * //11:45 lunch, sponsored by the department of computer science// * 12:30 **Composing HPC Micro-Services to Build Application-Tailored Distributed Object Stores** \\ //Matthieu Dorier// \\ {{:events:2018:sig-io-uk-dorier.pdf|Slides}} * 13:00 **Exploiting Nonvolatile memory for HPC** \\ //Adrian Jackson// \\ {{:events:2018:sig-io-uk-jackson.pdf|Slides}} * 13:30 **IME, Lustre and Machine Learning** \\ //Jean-Thomas Acquaviva// \\ {{:events:2018:sig-io-uk-acquaviva.pdf|Slides}} * 14:00 **Discussion: Limitations of Current Systems; Big Data Workflows in 2020+** * //14:30 Coffee break// * 15:00 **Fast, Agile and Cloud ready: taking control of application I/O** \\ //Rosemary Francis// \\ {{:events:2018:sig-io-uk-francis.pdf|Slides}} * 15:30 **Understanding Burst Buffers with NetCDF-Bench** \\ //Eugen Betke// \\ {{:events:2018:sig-io-uk-betke.pdf|Slides}} * 16:00 **s3netCDF / SemSL** \\ //Neil Massey// \\ {{:events:2018:sig-io-uk-massey.pdf|Slides}} * 16:30 **The Need for Next Generation Semantic Interfaces to Process Climate/Weather Workflows** \\ //Julian Kunkel// \\ {{:events:2018:sig-io-uk-kunkel.pdf|Slides}} * //17:00 Adjourn// ===== Participants ===== * Samantha Adams (Met Office) * Jean-Thomas Acquaviva (DDN) * Eugen Betke (DKRZ) * Jeff Cole (NCAS) * Matthieu Dorier (Argonne National Laboratory) * Paul Fillery (Panasas) * Rosemary Francis (Ellexus) * Michele Guidolin (Met Office) * Adrian Jackson (EPCC) * Julian Kunkel (University of Reading) * Bryan Lawrence (NCAS, University of Reading) * Grenville Lister (NCAS) * Neil Massey (STFC) * Steve Perkins (Panasas) * Andrew Richards (Diamond Light Source) * Jean-Christoph Rioual (Met Office) * Tiago Quintino (ECMWF) * Adam Voysey (Met Office) * Simon Wilson (NCAS) ===== Registration ===== Send an email to [[mailto:j.m.kunkel@reading.ac.uk|Julian Kunkel]]. Speakers, please check the [[http://www.reading.ac.uk/web/files/policy/External-Speaker-Code-of-Conduct.pdf|universities code of conduct]].