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Revision as of 10:41, 10 July 2023
Project Management and Collaboration
General
- POSIX compliant shell scripting
- Best practices for I/O, Parallel I/O, aka MPI-IO
- Best practices for Porting & Migration of Code
- Best practices for Debugging
- Best practices for Performance Analysis
Performance Optimization
- Useful compiler options on x86 processors
- Pinning threads and memory on multicore/processor system under Linux
Debugging
Big Data, AI Applications, and Frameworks
- How to use AI containers on GPU-accelerated compute partitions?
- How to move local conda environments to the clusters
- How to launch a Ray cluster on HLRS compute platforms
Miscalleneous
- SX and configure
- PACX-MPI on clusters
- How to measure Flop/s etc. of massively parallel jobs with perf stat
- How to detect out of memory events