Software Sources
The DEEP-SEA project has continued the development of key DEEP projects software components and did integrate them into a highly efficient, easy to use HPC software stack ; all except three of these components are freely available under open source licenses, with two of these combining open source and optimized closed-source elements.
To simplify installation, these DEEP-SEA software components are, with some exceptions, distributed as EasyBuild configuration files, and as spack packages. Please refer to the documentation for EasyBuild and spack for instructions. Also, you can easily find the location of upstream software development repositories in the configuration files/packages on the Easybuild or spack repositories.
For certain SW components, no Easybuild or spack packages were created; reasons include that these will be used on desktop/laptop systems, require deep integration into system SW and root privileges, or are of a research nature and therefore relatively immature.
DEEP-SEA repository for Easybuild Recipes
The Easybuild recipes for DEEP-SEA SW components are publicly available from the JSC public Gitlab at https://gitlab.jsc.fz-juelich.de/deep-sea/easybuild-repository-public-release. The list of DEEP-SEA SW components covered is available here.
LRZ Repository for spack packages
The available spack packages for DEEP-SEA SW components can be accessed at LRZ’s spack repository at https://gitlab.lrz.de/deep-sea/spack. The list of DEEP-SEA SW components covered is available here.
DEEP-SEA SW Components
Atos/Eviden Dynamic Power Optimiser
The Dynamic Power Optimiser (referred to in DEEP-SEA as BDPO) tool is developed and distributed by Atos/Eviden under a commercial, closed-source license. Information on the tool and on contact points at Atos/Eviden is contained in a separate document.
