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Overview


Modern High Performance Computing systems are being built from larger and larger numbers of computers. Today's largest installations can consist of thousands of nodes across which computation, file and storage management, system administration, and communications tasks are allocated. Managing such large systems so that they meet users' requirements for performance, availability, conformance to established operational procedures and other characteristics is a major challenge.

Some system managers find themselves augmenting standard management infrastructures with tools of their own, possibly because of specific operational requirements or to help diagnose a specific problem. The HP CCN System Management Collaboration provides a forum for members to exchange ideas and benefit from each others' experience in meeting the challenge. The System Management Collaboration is currently focusing its attention on performance and fault management, including consideration of both compute nodes and file system nodes of large, multi-computer systems. Tools and techniques for measuring performance and for analyzing detailed subsystem performance data to understand overall system behavior and to diagnose faults are our subject. Performance management using these tools and techniques may include performance optimization for workloads with different characteristics. In its exploration and sharing of members experiences, findings, and recommendations, the collaboration considers tools for performance characterization and analysis from HP and other sources.

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Members participate in forums to exchange experiences as well as the latest information on system management tools and methods. Opportunities for collaboration and competency-sharing in problem-solving methods are to be found among HP CCN members and different parts of HP, including the High Performance Computing Division and HP Labs. Members will have the opportunity to promote the capabilities of their institutions through this HP CCN sponsored web portal and our annual conference.

Engagement model


  • Web Portal: HP CCN provides a dedicated System Management web portal to host research results, white papers and software tools from members and HP.
  • Annual Conference: Members congregate for presentations and discussions with other members interested in System Management issues at the annual HP CCN conference.
  • Webcast Conferences: Periodic web cast conferences are scheduled to keep members updated and to discuss research projects.

Members


For a list of and information on the current members of the System Management collaboration, go to the members page.

Contact and application information


The collaboration advocate for the System Management collaboration can be contacted via this e-mail form.

If you are interested in joining the System Management collaboration, please fill out and submit this application form.

   
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