The DEEP projects actively develop software in key areas such as programming software, I/O, resiliency, benchmarking, tools, resource management, and job scheduling. Most of the developments are open source.
Within the DEEP projects, developments are made in key software areas:
- Programming software
- I/O software
- Resiliency software
- Benchmarking & tools
- Resource management & job scheduling
The software used in the DEEP projects is mostly open source. The developments within the projects have partially also been reflected in the release updates as it is for instance the case with SIONib or BeeGFS. Some software has been entirely developed within the project, e.g. the libNAM library which enables access to the Network Attached Memory (NAM).
Below you find an overview on the software used in the project and where to get more information, where to download the latest releases and to access the documentation.
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| OmpSs |  |
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| ParaStation MPI | |
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| SIONlib | |
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| E10 | |
N/A | N/A |
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| SCR | info to come | ||
| libNAM | info to come | ||
| Benchmarking & Tools | |||
| JUBE | |
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| Extrae | |
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| Paraver | |
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| Dimemas | |
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