Using Performance Modeling to Design Large-Scale Systems

Authors:
Kevin J. Barker;Kei Davis;Adolfy Hoisie;Darren J. Kerbyson;Michael Lang;Scott Pakin;José Carlos Sancho
Affiliations:
Los Alamos National Laboratory;Los Alamos National Laboratory;Los Alamos National Laboratory;Los Alamos National Laboratory;Los Alamos National Laboratory;Los Alamos National Laboratory;Los Alamos National Laboratory
Venue:
Computer
Year:
2009

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Abstract

A methodology for accurately modeling large applications explores the performance of ultrascale systems at different stages in their life cycle, from early design through production use.