The goal of the Argo project is to augment and optimize existing OS/R components for use in production HPC systems, providing portable, open source, integrated software that improves the performance and scalability of and that offers increased functionality to exascale applications and runtime systems.
Memory Management
We are developing software techniques to enable applications and runtime systems to make the best use of the capabilities of complex new memory types being incorporated into exascale node designs.
Power Management
Dynamic power management is expected to be critical in the exascale era. We employ hierarchical power management that includes both system-global and node-local mechanisms and policies.
Resource Management
We divide physical resources on compute nodes into separate partitions called slices, separating individual components of parallel workloads, in addition to cordoning off system services.
News:
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Sep 15th, 2022 New release of Variorum
Variorum v0.6.0 has been released! ...
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Aug 23rd, 2022 New paper added
Adaptive Power Control for Sober High-Performance Computing was presented at CCTA 2022. ...
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Aug 11th, 2022 Latest version of AML now in Spack
The latest version of AML is now available via Spack. ...
Argo is a collaborative project between Argonne National Laboratory and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. It is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy as part of the Exascale Computing Project (ECP).