HPC Carpentry - a way forward #33
Description
Title of the session: HPC Carpentry - a way forward
Session details
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Session type: Breakout discussion
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Keywords: HPC, HPCCarpentry, cluster, incubator
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Permission to record this session: Yes
Abstract
At CarpentryCon 2018, the community expressed the will and desire to create a
Carpentry inspired curriculum for teaching new users of High Performance Computing
systems how to use such resources effectively. Subsequently the HPC Carpentry GitHub
team was created and relevant existing material was repurposed and integrated into a single home. By mid 2020, development in the
hpc-carpentry repos has stalled, with only a subset of the original goals met.
In Europe, there are at least two initiatives that have the potential to provide the
human resources to refine and extend the teaching material, but with clear goals of
their own derived from their own context. We would like to involve the community in a
discussion on how to encourage and integrate such initiatives to help sustain the
development of the existing material, and extend it to new topics.
For this, we propose a breakout session composed of
- a review of activity to date
- series of lightning talks by different stake holders
- an open discussion on how to move forward.
Personal details
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Name or pseudoname of the session lead: See below.
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Co-leads' names (we recommend involving 2 helpers/co-leads): Alan O'Cais, Peter Steinbach
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Email or other ways to contact the session leads/co-leads: [email protected], [email protected]
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Country of residence and/or compatible Time Zones (provide options): Spain, CEST
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Would you like to present this multiple times, in other time zones: WRITE HERE
- Would you like to volunteer to be listed as a wrangler/host for your time zone: WRITE HERE
Is there any help you would like to invite from the community? Please provide below in bullet points.
Anyone is welcome to chime in and make a contribution. We would really love to have lightning talks from
(potential) stakeholders, e.g., those involved in a project or initiative whose goals
may (or could) align with those of HPC Carpentry.
- Other comment: