[hpc-announce] 4th Workshop on Novel Challenges for Scheduling of HPC Applications

[Carsten Trinitis]

***  4th Workshop on Novel Challenges for Scheduling of HPC Applications ***
                           (COSH 2019)

               In   Conjunction   with   HiPEAC   2019
               January 21 - 23, 2019, Valencia, Spain
                     https://cosh.caps.in.tum.de



Scope

COSH  2017  and COSH 2018 (COSH being an acronym for "Workshop on
Co-Scheduling of HPC Applications" focussed on  co-scheduling,  a
method  to  improve  utilisation of HPC systems by simultaneously
running multiple applications on the same node.  While  co-sched-
uling remains an important research topic, COSH 2019 will broaden
the scope to upcoming challenges for scheduling  on  current  and
future  HPC  systems. This  includes novel scheduling methods and
strategies with a focus on on heterogeneous hardware.  New  func-
tionality  that is to be supported by scheduling strategies (e.g.
malleability, fault tolerance, or resilience),  new  requirements
around  power  (global control of power/energy consumption across
multiple HPC systems, reducing ramp up/down effects), as well  as
novel  usage  models (e.g. urgent reservations, workflow schedul-
ing) represent the topics of the workshop.  Scope  COSH  2017 and
COSH 2018 (COSH being an  acronym  for "Workshop on Co-Scheduling
of HPC Applications"  focussed  on  co-scheduling,  a  method  to
improve   utilisation  of  HPC systems by simultaneously  running
multiple applications on the  same  node.    While  co-scheduling
remains  an  important research topic, COSH 2019 will broaden the
scope to upcoming  challenges  for  scheduling  on  current   and
future   HPC   systems.   This  includes novel scheduling methods
and strategies with a focus on on  heterogeneous  hardware.   New
functionality  that is to be supported by scheduling strate- gies
(e.g. malleability, fault  tolerance,  or  resilience),  new  re-
quirements  around power (global control of power/energy consump-
tion across multiple HPC systems, reducing ramp up/down effects),
as well as novel usage models (e.g. urgent reservations, workflow
scheduling) represent the topics of the workshop.


Main topics

Exascale architectures, supercomputers,  scheduling,  performance
sensors, energy efficiency, task migration Paper submission Work-
shop papers must not exceed 6 single-spaced, double-column  pages
in ACM style (including figures and references).

Accepted papers will be published online in the TUM library. Upon
acceptance of the submission, at least one author is required  to
register for the HiPEAC 2019 conference.




Deadlines

Submission:   Dec 10  2018
Notification: Dec 19, 2018
Camera-ready: Jan 19, 2019

Workshop: Jan 23, 2019


Participation Please refer to
https://www.hipeac.net/2019/valencia/
for registration and venue information.

For further information check

https://cosh.caps.in.tum.de
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Dr.-Ing. Carsten Trinitis
Mitglied des Präsidiums der Gesellschaft für Informatik
Institut für Informatik 10, Technische Universität München
Carsten.Trinitis at in.tum.de
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