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Proceedings of PEARC2017 in New Orleans, LA, USA: Performance Analysis of Applications using Singularity Container on SDSC Comet
By Adam Hughes
Performance Analysis of Applications using Singularity Container on SDSC Comet
Multiple nodes of the Comet supercomputer at the San Diego Supercomputer Center were used to analyse and compare (between Singularity and non-Singularity) performance of resource intensive applications of benchmark codes such as NEURON (a computational neuronal simulation tool), OSU Benchmarks, and Intel MPI Benchmarks (IMB). NEURON software was used to simulate a complex neuronal network model
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