[Mpi-forum] Request for input on Libfabric experiences

[Derek Schafer]

Hello MPI Forum members!

Our group, the Center for Understandable, Performant Exascale Communication Systems, has been focused on providing optimized, performance-transparent communication systems for the last five years. Recently, we have observed an increased interest in Libfabric, and would like to offer one or potentially multiple tutorials on this topic.

If such a tutorial might be of interest to you or your institution, we kindly ask that you fill out this google forms survey<https://urldefense.us/v3/__https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc-xgbgLcZqEVFe6jOCHJ5QromxP6z5qEWpkmINRvY2sHvLIQ/viewform?usp=dialog__;!!G_uCfscf7eWS!foqphJM1tN4G1IvU6eUW40FmFbOsegjtYzlQveuFFP7ei0rbnZt5OBB_TZAp4VklBNQXZLVgnPSG0A50WBhYWLxXa-RN$ >. We are hoping to collect input from a wide range of experiences with Libfabric so we can best address the needs and interests of the community with these tutorials.
Also, if you have other colleagues who may be interested in such a tutorial, or would have other insights, we would appreciate if you could forward this email to them as well.

If anyone has any issues filling out the survey, please feel free to reach out to me directly.

Kind regards,
Derek Schafer on behalf of Drs. Patrick Bridges, Amanda Bienz, Puri Bangalore, and Anthony Skjellum
Center for Understandable, Performant Exascale Communication Systems


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Derek Schafer (dschafer1 at unm.edu<mailto:dschafer1 at unm.edu>)
Research Scientist
Center for Advanced Research Computing
University of New Mexico



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