Carsten Bauer
Carsten is a postdoctoral theoretical physicist from Cologne, Germany, and a senior HPC consultant within the German National High-Performance Computing Alliance (NHR) at the Paderborn Center for Parallel Computing (PC2).
Sessions
Have you ever wondered how to bind a thread to a specific CPU-core in Julia? And why that might be useful in the first place? Then this talk is for you! I demonstrate how to easily query and control the affinity of your Julia threads using ThreadPinning.jl and present instructive examples that highlight the importance of thread pinning, especially on HPC clusters.
The Julia for HPC minisymposium gathers current and prospective Julia practitioners from various disciplines in the field of high-performance computing (HPC). Each year, we invite participation from science, industry, and government institutions interested in Julia’s capabilities for supercomputing. Our goal is to provide a venue for showing the state of the art, share best practices, discuss current limitations, and identify future developments in the Julia HPC community.
The Julia HPC community has been growing over the last years with monthly meetings to coordinate development and to solve problems arising in the use of Julia for high-performance computing.
The Julia in HPC Birds of a Feather is an ideal opportunity to join the community and to discuss your experiences with using Julia in an HPC context.