Code for Thought is a podcast for the growing number of researchers & scientists who code, with episodes in English, German and French. In the latest episode of the podcast, October 15 2024, MultiXscale project members Kenneth Hoste and Alan O’Cais discuss the European Environment for Scientific Software Installations (EESSI) and how it can help …
Code for Thought podcast: “HPC software installations made EESSI” Read More »
EESSI’s CI workflows are available on GitHub Actions and as a GitLab CI/CD component. Enabling this is as simple as adding EESSI’s CI to your workflow of choice, giving you access to the entire EESSI software stack optimized for the relevant CPU architecture(s) in your runner’s environment. If you are developing an application on top of the EESSI software …
Alan O ‘Cais presented MultiXScale and EESSI as part of the Nordic Industry Days 2024 – Supercomputing the gateway to AI, which took place 2-3 September 2024 in Copenhagen. It was a collaboration between the EuroCC competence centres in Denmark, Norway, Finland, Iceland, and Sweden, as well as Dansk Industri. More on the agenda and …
EESSI has been nominated for the HPCwire Readers’ Choice Awards 2024, in the “Best HPC Programming Tool or Technology” category. You can help us win the award by joining the vote. To vote, you should: 1) Fill out and submit the form to register yourself as an HPCWire reader and access your ballot; 2) Access your ballot here; 3) Select …
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Thanks to the work developed under MultiXscale CoE we are proud to announce that as of 22 July 2024, Extrae v4.2.0 is available in the EESSI production repository software.eessi.io, optimized for the 8 CPU targets that are fully supported by version 2023.06 of EESSI. This allows using Extrae effortlessly on the EuroHPC systems where EESSI is already available, like Vega and Karolina. It is worth …
The International Post-Exascale Project (InPEx) is a pioneering initiative bringing together the brightest minds in the field of high-performance computing, from researchers and engineers to policy organizations and funding bodies. It’s workshops, accompanied by workgroups of experts dedicated on critical topics for Exascale, are designed to foster international collaboration and co-design, essential in the journey …
One of the milestones that we have in MultiXscale is to be able to run the EESSI test suite on at least two different architectures. In the context of EuroHPC that means running on different partitions of the available EuroHPC Supercomputers. Our initial effort focused on getting the test suite portable between two different supercomputers: …
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