Hierarchical Heterogeneous Asynchronous Tasking - Revision history

imported>Niveditasinghvi at 18:09, August 16, 2017

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	# [[Reference]]		# [[Reference]]
	#* pointers to other related work that could be of interest to this community that doesn't fit into the above categories		#* pointers to other related work that could be of interest to this community that doesn't fit into the above categories
			# [[HiHAT Development]]
			#* Get started working with the HiHAT codebase on modelado.org


	Some key points about this wiki and what gets posted here		Some key points about this wiki and what gets posted here

imported>Cnewburn: /* About this Wiki */

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About this Wiki

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	=About this Wiki=		=About this Wiki=
	This wiki presently serves to inform the development of a HiHAT framework in ~~five~~ ways:		This wiki presently serves to inform the development of a HiHAT framework in seven ways:
	# [[Glossary and References]]		# [[Glossary and References]]
	# [[Usage models]]		# [[Usage models]]
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	#* Expected time table for delivery of a solution (e.g. readiness for the arrival of a new supercomputer at a USG lab), and resources available to implement it with HiHAT		#* Expected time table for delivery of a solution (e.g. readiness for the arrival of a new supercomputer at a USG lab), and resources available to implement it with HiHAT
	#* purpose: identify apps that could lead vehicles that drive the development of an open source project and that would be a poster child that would build confidence for others to follow		#* purpose: identify apps that could lead vehicles that drive the development of an open source project and that would be a poster child that would build confidence for others to follow
			# [[Runtime Clients]]
			#* Language or tasking runtimes that are clients on top of the HiHAT user and common layers
			#* Descriptions, key characteristics
			# [[Implementation Modules]]
			#* Implementations of HiHAT user and common layer functionality, provided by vendors or third parties
	# [[Reference]]		# [[Reference]]
	#* pointers to other related work that could be of interest to this community		#* pointers to other related work that could be of interest to this community that doesn't fit into the above categories

	Some key points about this wiki and what gets posted here		Some key points about this wiki and what gets posted here

imported>Cnewburn at 15:31, May 16, 2017

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	Welcome to the wiki pages for the Hierarchical Heterogeneous Asynchronous Tasking effort. The short form of this is HiHAT, pronounced high-hat, like the musical instrument. The name HiHAT is suggestive of a top-down gathering of requirements to assure an effective and pervasively-used result, and a bottom-up effort, driven by vendors, to offer common access to many platforms. Being able to wear many hats is suggestive of the many user-facing interfaces.		Welcome to the wiki pages for the Hierarchical Heterogeneous Asynchronous Tasking effort. The short form of this is HiHAT, pronounced high-hat, like the musical instrument. The name HiHAT is suggestive of a top-down gathering of requirements to assure an effective and pervasively-used result, and a bottom-up effort, driven by vendors, to offer common access to many platforms. Being able to wear many hats is suggestive of the many user-facing interfaces.

	See '''[[media:HiHAT.pdf\|HiHAT Overview]]''' for a presentation that offers context and goals.		See '''[[https://wiki.modelado.org/images/5/54/HiHAT_Mini-Summit_17_Overview.pdf Mini-Summit Overview]]''' or '''[[media:HiHAT.pdf\|HiHAT Overview]]''' for a presentation that offers context and goals.

	We are currently in the first phase of the development of this framework, in which we are		We are currently in the first phase of the development of this framework, in which we are

imported>Cnewburn at 15:14, April 18, 2017

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	#* purpose: identify apps that could lead vehicles that drive the development of an open source project and that would be a poster child that would build confidence for others to follow		#* purpose: identify apps that could lead vehicles that drive the development of an open source project and that would be a poster child that would build confidence for others to follow
	# [[Reference]]		# [[Reference]]
	# pointers to other related work that could be of interest to this community		#* pointers to other related work that could be of interest to this community

	Some key points about this wiki and what gets posted here		Some key points about this wiki and what gets posted here

imported>Cnewburn at 15:13, April 18, 2017

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	=About this Wiki=		=About this Wiki=
	This wiki presently serves to inform the development of a HiHAT framework in ~~four~~ ways:		This wiki presently serves to inform the development of a HiHAT framework in five ways:
	# [[Glossary and References]]		# [[Glossary and References]]
	# [[Usage models]]		# [[Usage models]]
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	#* Expected time table for delivery of a solution (e.g. readiness for the arrival of a new supercomputer at a USG lab), and resources available to implement it with HiHAT		#* Expected time table for delivery of a solution (e.g. readiness for the arrival of a new supercomputer at a USG lab), and resources available to implement it with HiHAT
	#* purpose: identify apps that could lead vehicles that drive the development of an open source project and that would be a poster child that would build confidence for others to follow		#* purpose: identify apps that could lead vehicles that drive the development of an open source project and that would be a poster child that would build confidence for others to follow
			# [[Reference]]
			# pointers to other related work that could be of interest to this community

	Some key points about this wiki and what gets posted here		Some key points about this wiki and what gets posted here

imported>Cnewburn at 15:27, April 17, 2017

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	Welcome to the wiki pages for the Hierarchical Heterogeneous Asynchronous Tasking effort. The short form of this is HiHAT, pronounced high-hat, like the musical instrument. The name HiHAT is suggestive of a top-down gathering of requirements to assure an effective and pervasively-used result, and a bottom-up effort, driven by vendors, to offer common access to many platforms. Being able to wear many hats is suggestive of the many user-facing interfaces.		Welcome to the wiki pages for the Hierarchical Heterogeneous Asynchronous Tasking effort. The short form of this is HiHAT, pronounced high-hat, like the musical instrument. The name HiHAT is suggestive of a top-down gathering of requirements to assure an effective and pervasively-used result, and a bottom-up effort, driven by vendors, to offer common access to many platforms. Being able to wear many hats is suggestive of the many user-facing interfaces.

	See [[media:HiHAT.pdf\|HiHAT Overview]] for a presentation that offers context and goals.		See '''[[media:HiHAT.pdf\|HiHAT Overview]]''' for a presentation that offers context and goals.

	We are currently in the first phase of the development of this framework, in which we are		We are currently in the first phase of the development of this framework, in which we are
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	=Meeting Logistics=		=Meeting Logistics=
	You can SIGN UP [http://eepurl.com/cC3RWX here] for the meeting series.		You can SIGN UP '''[http://eepurl.com/cC3RWX here]''' for the meeting series.

	MINUTES are kept [[HHAT Usage Meeting Minutes\|HERE]].		MINUTES are kept '''[[HHAT Usage Meeting Minutes\|HERE]]'''.

	Go here for [[Presentations]] given at the monthly review.		Go here for '''[[Presentations]]''' given at the monthly review.

	If you want to have edit access to the Wiki select the "Request Account" link on the left.		If you want to have edit access to the Wiki select the "Request Account" link on the left.

	Join us for '''[[HiHAT First Mini-Summit]]''' May 9 2017, 9-12am at San Jose Convention Center Hilton, where we'll review some usage requirements and design progress.		Join us for '''[[HiHAT First Mini-Summit]]''' May 9 2017, 9-12am at San Jose Convention Center Hilton, where we'll review some usage requirements and design progress. Click for details.

	=About this Wiki=		=About this Wiki=
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	[[File:HiHAT_Diagram.jpg\|center\|600px\|caption="Possible HiHAT architecture"]]		[[File:HiHAT_Diagram.jpg\|center\|600px\|caption="Possible HiHAT architecture"]]

	Please refer to the [[HiHAT SW Stack]] page for a discussion of how various SW components might interact.		Please refer to the '''[[HiHAT SW Stack]]''' page for a discussion of how various SW components might interact.

	If the middle layers are modular, implementations can be created, plugged in, and iteratively refined. They may be freely shared or premium versions could be offered commercially.		If the middle layers are modular, implementations can be created, plugged in, and iteratively refined. They may be freely shared or premium versions could be offered commercially.

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Meeting Logistics

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	If you want to have edit access to the Wiki select the "Request Account" link on the left.		If you want to have edit access to the Wiki select the "Request Account" link on the left.

			Join us for '''[[HiHAT First Mini-Summit]]''' May 9 2017, 9-12am at San Jose Convention Center Hilton, where we'll review some usage requirements and design progress.

	=About this Wiki=		=About this Wiki=

imported>Cnewburn at 22:52, March 22, 2017

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	Welcome to the wiki pages for the Hierarchical Heterogeneous Asynchronous Tasking effort. The short form of this is HiHAT, pronounced high-hat, like the musical instrument. The name HiHAT is suggestive of a top-down gathering of requirements to assure an effective and pervasively-used result, and a bottom-up effort, driven by vendors, to offer common access to many platforms. Being able to wear many hats is suggestive of the many user-facing interfaces.		Welcome to the wiki pages for the Hierarchical Heterogeneous Asynchronous Tasking effort. The short form of this is HiHAT, pronounced high-hat, like the musical instrument. The name HiHAT is suggestive of a top-down gathering of requirements to assure an effective and pervasively-used result, and a bottom-up effort, driven by vendors, to offer common access to many platforms. Being able to wear many hats is suggestive of the many user-facing interfaces.

	See \|[[media:HiHAT.pdf\|HiHAT Overview]] for a presentation that offers context and goals.		See [[media:HiHAT.pdf\|HiHAT Overview]] for a presentation that offers context and goals.

	We are currently in the first phase of the development of this framework, in which we are		We are currently in the first phase of the development of this framework, in which we are

imported>Cnewburn at 22:51, March 22, 2017

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	Welcome to the wiki pages for the Hierarchical Heterogeneous Asynchronous Tasking effort. The short form of this is HiHAT, pronounced high-hat, like the musical instrument. The name HiHAT is suggestive of a top-down gathering of requirements to assure an effective and pervasively-used result, and a bottom-up effort, driven by vendors, to offer common access to many platforms. Being able to wear many hats is suggestive of the many user-facing interfaces.		Welcome to the wiki pages for the Hierarchical Heterogeneous Asynchronous Tasking effort. The short form of this is HiHAT, pronounced high-hat, like the musical instrument. The name HiHAT is suggestive of a top-down gathering of requirements to assure an effective and pervasively-used result, and a bottom-up effort, driven by vendors, to offer common access to many platforms. Being able to wear many hats is suggestive of the many user-facing interfaces.

			See \|[[media:HiHAT.pdf\|HiHAT Overview]] for a presentation that offers context and goals.

	We are currently in the first phase of the development of this framework, in which we are		We are currently in the first phase of the development of this framework, in which we are

imported>Cnewburn at 17:35, March 21, 2017

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	MINUTES are kept [[HHAT Usage Meeting Minutes\|HERE]].		MINUTES are kept [[HHAT Usage Meeting Minutes\|HERE]].

	Go here for [[~~PRESENTATIONS~~]] given at the monthly review.		Go here for [[Presentations]] given at the monthly review.

	If you want to have edit access to the Wiki select the "Request Account" link on the left.		If you want to have edit access to the Wiki select the "Request Account" link on the left.