New Publications Added
We have added a new section in resources for released Publications! Please check out the latest publications here… Publications – IO-SEA (iosea-project.eu)
Hierarchical Storage Management in IO-SEA
Written by Thomas Leibovici @ CEA IO-SEA aims to implement a deep storage hierarchy by integrating various storage technologies from NVMe to tapes. Some technologies provide high performance for application…
SEA Projects on YouTube & IO-SEA Twitter
IO-SEA, along with the other SEA projects, have a YouTube channel which will be the home of any public project videos! Check it out here: SEA Projects – YouTube Also,…
IO-SEA is mentioned by HPC-Wire
IO-Sea, along with the other SEA projects, mentioned in HPC Wire article! Read the article here: https://www.hpcwire.com/2022/08/05/sea-changes-how-eurohpc-is-preparing-for-exascale/
IO-SEA at Teratec’22:
IO-SEA was represented at Teratec Forum where we had a poster on IO-SEA.
IO-SEA at ISC’22
IO-SEA had its presence at ISC’22 with a booth shared between the other SEA projects! Was great to work with them on this: We also had a very successful BoF …
WP3 – Workflow metadata and metrics tools
The IO-SEA stack will significantly change the way users interact with the data storage service on supercomputers. Up to now, data storage is considered as a generic service sized by…
WP2 – Ephemeral I/O Services
From the storage point of view, the IO-SEA project considers a vertical, multi-tier storage. Cheap but slow technologies are used for long-term storage (data that is very rarely used) while…
Use case Lattice QCD: Particle physics on a supercomputer
What is the origin of the mass of objects around us? Why do experiments see the spectrum of particle masses that they do? Surprisingly, many of these questions are attacked…
Real Scientific Application to Guide Real I/O Solutions
The IO-SEA project aims to provide novel data-management solutions for exascale computing. It is important these solutions match the needs of the scientific applications which consume resources at HPC centers…