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HPC
HPC and Grid Computing
Cloud Computing
- Draft NIST Working Definition of Cloud Computing by Peter Mell and Tim Grance - National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), here
HPC tools
CUDA
- CUDA - Environment and C compiler for HPC applications utilizing modern multi-core GPU procesors.
- GPULib - Library provides support and utilization of GPU based on nVidias CUDA technology. GPULib can be used with Matlab or IDL. Free for academic use.
- HPC- Cuda - High-Performance CUDA programming - tutorials and samples of CUDA programming
Parallel programming
- OpenMP - OpenMP is an easy way to apply parallel programming in shared memory systems for C,C++ and Fortran languages
GRID tools
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- http://www.univa.com/products/grid-engine - Univa Grid Engine
- http://www.sun.com/software/sge/ - Sun Grid Engine - Used to be free grid, cluster and cloud computing platform, owned by Oracle
- http://www.microsoft.com/hpc/ - Microsoft Engine for HPC
- Link - power management solution in Windows HPC Server 2008 R2 (SP1) Monitoring Management Pack
- http://www.globus.org/ - The Globus Toolkit is an open source software toolkit used for building Grid systems and applications.
- gLite - Lightweight Middleware for Grid Computing
- http://wiki.lustre.org/index.php/Main_Page - High Performance and Scalability file system (recently the top file system)
Java Grids
- AParAPI - A PARallel API, Java API to CUDA/OpenCL - Library provided by AMD, that automatically, on runtime, transforms Java Bytecode into OpenCL code and if available run it on GPU or using Thread pool if no GPU available.
- Java fork - join - an example of Java 7.0 feature
- Java fork - join - article on implementation of Java join - fork api
- Java concurrent - API for Java concurrent programming available since Java 5.0
Java Grids Comparison
- Grid Engines Comparison Part 1 - Comparison between Hadop,GridGain,Hazelcast and DAC Part 1
- Grid Engines Comparison Part 2 - Comparison between Hadop,GridGain,Hazelcast and DAC Part 2
Java Grids Frameworks
- Apache S4 - Java stream processing project supported by Apache
- Storm - Another very popular Java stream processing project
- http://zeromq.org/ - Zero MQ - a library Storm is based on
- Apache Spark - Lightweight Fast Cluster computing - project supported by Apache
- https://www.cs.duke.edu/~kmoses/cps516/dstream.html - spark streaming tutorial
- Apache Hadoop - Distributed, scalable computing framework
- Grid Gain - Grid/Cloud computing framework
- DAC - Dynamic Agent Computations - Grid/Cloud computing framework
- Hazelcast - Clustering and highly scalable data distribution platform
- Ibis - Grid computing framework
- jGlobus - Toolkit for Globus Greed Computing using Java
- ProActive - A kind of Java implementation of MPI based on RMI
- JPPF - Java Parallel Processing Framework
- JaCuda - an API to deliver CUDA benefits to Java programers
- JPPF - Java Parallel Processing Framework
- Cougaar - an architecture for the construction o distributed agent-based applications
- JOMP - OpenMP in Java
- Apache Mesos - cluster manager that provides efficient resource isolation and sharing across distributed applications
Grid Science
- Pl-Grid - Grid infrastructure available for scientific purpose (free)
- http://www.eu-egee.org/ - Enabling Grids for E-sciencE (EGEE) - Europe's leading grid computing project
Grid Computer Lectures
Multicore Programing
- Cilc Arts Lectures - Cilk Arts course on multicore programming
- SUN HPC - series of lectures describing problems in parallel programming.
- Lecture 7
Other
Links
HPC History
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