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SUMMARY:SuperCompCloud: Workshop on Interoperability of Supercomputing and
  Cloud Technologies
DESCRIPTION:Workshop\n\nSuperCompCloud: Workshop on Interoperability of Su
 percomputing and Cloud Technologies\n\nAlam, Hancock\n\nExascale computing
  initiatives are expected to enable breakthroughs for multiple scientific 
 disciplines. Increasingly these systems may utilize cloud technologies, en
 abling complex and distributed workflows that can improve not only scienti
 fic productivity, but accessibility of resources to a wide range of commun
 ities. Such an integrated and seamlessly orchestrated system for supercomp
 uting and cloud technologies is indispensable for experimental facilities 
 that have been experiencing unprecedented data growth rates. While a subse
 t of high performance computing (HPC) services have been available within 
 a public cloud environments, petascale and beyond data and computing capab
 ilities are largely provisioned within HPC data centres using traditional,
  bare-metal provisioning services to ensure performance, scaling and cost 
 efficiencies. At the same time, on-demand and interactive provisioning of 
 services that are commonplace in cloud environments, remain elusive for le
 ading supercomputing ecosystems. \n\nThis workshop aims at bringing togeth
 er a group of experts and practitioners from academia, national laboratori
 es, and industry to discuss technologies, use cases and best practices in 
 order to set a vision and direction for leveraging high performance, extre
 me-scale computing and on-demand cloud ecosystems. Topics of interest incl
 ude tools and technologies enabling scientists for adopting scientific app
 lications to cloud interfaces, interoperability of HPC and cloud resource 
 management and scheduling systems, cloud and HPC storage convergence to al
 low a high degree of flexibility for users and community platform develope
 rs, continuous integration/deployment approaches, reproducibility of scien
 tific workflows in distributed environment, and best practices for enablin
 g X-as-a-Service model at scale while maintaining a range of security cons
 traints.\n\nTag: Workshop Reg Pass, Clouds and Distributed Computing, Inte
 roperability\n\nRegistration Category: Workshop Reg Pass, Clouds and Distr
 ibuted Computing, Interoperability
URL:https://sc19.supercomputing.org/presentation/?id=wksp115&sess=sess120
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