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Revision as of 11:57, 14 December 2009
Organised by ALADDIN-G5K and the Lille - Nord Europe INRIA research center and partially hosted at Université de Lille 1.
Introduction
After the successful 2006 and 2009 editions, Grid'5000 practitioners and would be practitioners are invited to gather, learn and share around the usage of Grid'5000 as a scientific instrument.
Organized in Lille, from April 7th to April 9th 2010, this spring school will bring together Grid'5000's users, technical team and executive committee for 4 days of tutorials and talks focusing on best-practises and results. Presentations and practical sessions will cover both:
- basic usage of the platform, for new users, or potential users of Grid'5000
- advanced usage of the platform, for current users
And for the first time this year, a challenge to showcase tools and environments demonstrating the deployment of distributed or Grid middleware on Grid'5000.
Language for the school will be English.
Program
The program is organised in the following way:
- In the morning,
- keynote and
- presentations of experimental results by Grid'5000 users
- In the afternoon, practical sessions organized by the technical staff or by users
A provisional program is available, as well as details of the practical sessions.
Call for presentation and practical sessions
Important dates
- Febuary 22nd, 2010 : submission deadline
- March 15th, 2009 : notification to authors
Call for presentations
Grid'5000 users are invited to submit papers presenting results obtained using Grid'5000 as well as the tools and techniques used to produce these results.
Proposals will be evaluated on
- their scientific contribution,
- the quality of their experimental process
- the potential for other users to reproduce those experiments and/or to learn from those experiments for their own experiments
- availability and visibility of the environments and scripts used, or
- clear description of the techniques used
The presentations will last 30mn and will have a fixed format with
- 15mn to expose the scientific results
- 5 to 10mn to present techniques used to conduct the experiments
- 10 to 5mn for questions.
Proposals will be described in a 6 page, single column self contained document. This document will be published in conference proceedings/
Submissions will be handled through easychair, in the presentation track. You need to register as an author first, before submitting your presentation.
Call for practical sessions
Seasoned Grid'5000 users are invited to submit proposals for practical sessions. These practical sessions should be focused on dedicated kadeploy environments maintained by the submitters or on specific tools developed or used to ease the use of Grid'5000 in common use-cases of the instrument. In particular, maintainers of Condor, EGEE, GT4, or hypervisors are invited to make their work known. Practical sessions should be 1,5h or 2h long, or combine 2 sessions.
Submitters are invited to submit a 2 page long proposal detailing the tool, environment or technique that will be taught to practitioners, as well as the main steps of the practical session.
Submissions will be handled through easychair, in the practical track. You need to register as an author first, before submitting your practical session proposal.
Organization and program committee
- Nouredine Melab,
- Fabrice Huet,
- Michel Dayde
- David Margery
- and members of the executive committee:
- Frédéric Desprez
- Emmanuel Jeannot
- Yvon Jegou
- Laurent Lefevre
- Franck Simon
- Martin Quinson
- Pierre Sens
- Olivier Richard
Local chairs
- Nouredine Melab, B. Derbel, J-C. Charr
Sponsors
We thank:
l'INRIA Lille - Nord Europe for hosting the event and administrative support | ALADDIN-G5K for financial support, | |||
INRIA's Technological development department for the support of ALADDIN-G5K | l'Institut des Grilles for the support of this spring school | |||
université de Lille 1 for providing the equipment for practical sessions, wifi access for main sessions as well as financial support | l'INRIA Rennes - Bretagne Atlantique for administrative support | |||
CNRS/LIFL for financial support | ||||
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RegistrationsRegistering is a two steps action.
Fees include midday meals and are
Should you have any troubles with the registration process, please contact David Margery (David.Margery at inria.fr) or Emmanuel Jeannot (Emmanuel.Jeannot at inria.fr). Practical informationVenueMain sessions, practical sessions and registration will take place at ESIAL, in Nancy Lunch will be taken at INRIA Nancy - Grand Est. HotelsPhoto ©-maxime-dufour-photographies |