Title: HPC: Interactive Tuning & Debugging
Dates/Times:
* Thursday, May 9, 2024, 9am - 12pm

Registration form:
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HPC: Interactive Tuning & Debugging
Your research has gone beyond the capabilities of your laptop, and you're now getting started with the cluster. Now what? How do you figure out what resources your jobs need on the cluster? What do you do when things go wrong? This workshop will share secrets of interactive cluster usage so you can schedule work efficiently, learn how to fix problems when things go wrong, and use the system for interactive code development. High performance computing (HPC) clusters are composed of Linux machines, understanding and controlling work on a cluster is an extension of the skills in doing the same on a Linux machine. You will learn how to debug by telling how many resources: memory, open files, how much disk IO, Iops, and how much network traffic a program uses.

To find other courses in this series, please visit:
https://www.ualberta.ca/information-services-and-technology/news/2024/spring-research-computing-bootcamp-2024.html