PAID-Improved LQCD App IO Performance
Robert Sugar, University of California, Santa Barbara
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Carleton DeTar, Steven Gottlieb, Robert Sugar, Douglas Toussaint, Alexei Bazavov, Babak Behzad, Edward Karrels, Yuzhi LiuIs I/O limiting your ability to do your science? Recent examination of I/O performance at several supercomputing centers showed that many applications were I/O limited; some were unaware that they could do much better. This project will be extending some existing tools to help identify sources of I/O performance problems and providing new tools to help improve I/O performance with minimum impact on applications. This project is looking for teams interested in (a) evaluating I/O performance and choice of I/O methods, (b)providing feedback on preferred I/O workflow (how you wish that it would work, not just how you've chosen to handle I/O in the pursuit of adequate performance), and (c) exploring the use of alternative I/O approaches including automatic performance tuning methods.