BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//CERN//INDICO//EN BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:[HYBRID] BSC Training Course: Programming Distributed Computing Pl atforms with COMPSs @ BSC DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260203T083000Z DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260204T154500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260420T131300Z UID:indico-event-1612@events.prace-ri.eu CONTACT:patc@bsc.es DESCRIPTION:This BSC Training Course will be delivered in person in C6 Bu ilding -E106 Room\, UPC Campus Nord and online via Zoom.\n\nPlease\, bring your own laptop. All BSC Training Courses are free of charge.\n\nCourse convener: Rosa Badia\, Workflows and Distributed Computing Group Manager\, Computer Sciences - Workflows and Distributed Computing Department\n\nLec turers: \n\nRosa M Badia\, Workflows and Distributed Computing Group Mana ger\, Computer Sciences - Workflows and Distributed Computing Department\, BSC\n\nJavier Conejero\, Senior Researcher\, Computer Sciences - Workflow s and Distributed Computing Department\, BSC\n\nJorge Ejarque\, Researcher \, Computer Sciences - Workflows and Distributed Computing Department\, BS C\n\nDaniele Lezzi\, Senior Researcher\, Computer Sciences - Workflows and Distributed Computing Department\, BSC\n\nRaul Sirvent\, Senior Researche r\, Computer Sciences - Workflows and Distributed Computing Department\, B SC\n\nFernando Vázquez\, Research Engineer\, Computer Sciences - Workflo ws and Distributed Computing Department\, BSC\n\nCristian Tatu\, Research Engineer\, Computer Sciences - Workflows and Distributed Computing Depar tment\, BSC\n\nObjectives: The objective of this course is to give an over view of the COMPSs programming model\, which is able to exploit the inhere nt concurrency of sequential applications and execute them in a transparen t manner to the application developer in distributed computing platform. T his is achieved by annotating part of the code as tasks\, and building at execution a task-dependence graph based on the actual data used consumed/p roduced by the tasks. The COMPSs runtime is able to schedule the tasks in the computing nodes and take into account facts like data locality and the different nature of the computing nodes in case of heterogeneous platform s. Additionally\, recently COMPSs has been enhanced with the possibility o f coordinating Web Services as part of the applications. COMPSs supports Python\, Java\, and C/C++ as programming languages.\n\nLearning Outcomes:  In the course\, the COMPSs syntax\, programming methodology and an overv iew of the runtime internals will be given. The attendees will get a first lesson about programming with COMPSs that will enable them to start progr amming with this framework.\n\nA hands-on with simple introductory exercis es will be also performed. The students who finish this course will be abl e to develop simple COMPSs applications and to run them both in a local re source and in a distributed platform (initially in a private cloud). The e xercises will be mainly delivered in Python\, with one lesson delivered in Java. In case of Python\, Jupyter notebooks will be used in some of the e xercises.\n\nLevel: for trainees with some theoretical and practical knowl edge.\n\nINTERMEDIATE: for trainees with some theoretical and practical kn owledge\; those who finished the beginners course\n\nADVANCED: for trainee s able to work independently and requiring guidance for solving complex pr oblems\n\nPrerequisites: \n\n\n Operating system basics: \n\n\nThe tutor ial hands-on will be performed on linux-based systems and it is required  that the attendees have some background at user-level of Linux. If you are not familiar with Linux and Bash\, you must complete at least one of t he following tutorials before the first day of the tutorial:\n\n* Ubuntu t utorials: The command line for beginners - https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/co mmand-line-for-beginners\n\n* Codecademy: Learn the command line - https:/ /www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-the-command-line\n\n* Ryanstutorials: Linu x tutorial - https://ryanstutorials.net/linuxtutorial/\n\n* Geek's lesson: Top 7 bash commands for Unix/Linux and Mac users - https://www.youtube.co m/watch?v=96UCrFVyrxg\n\nFor Windows users\, you can follow these tutorial s by running Linux on a Virtual Machine (https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/how -to-run-ubuntu-desktop-on-a-virtual-machine-using-virtualbox#1-overview) o r using the Windows Subsystem for Linux (https://learn.microsoft.com/en- us/windows/wsl/setup/environment).\n\n\n Programming language basics: \n\ n\nThe hands-on will be based on examples in Python. If you are not famili ar with Python\, you can learn some basics here -  https://docs.python.or g/3/tutorial/index.html\n\n\n Requirements for provenance hands-on: \n\n\ nIf you do not have one\, create your Researcher ID at http://orcid.org/\n \nYou also need to create a WorkflowHub user account in advance:\n\n* Crea te your WorkflowHub account:\n\n    * Open https://workflowhub.eu/\n\n    * Click “Register”\n\n        * “Log in using GitHub” or\n \n        * Register with your e-mail\n\n            * Mandatory : First name\, Last name\, e-mail. Recommended: ORCID\n\n            * Confirm registration with received e-mail\n\n* Join “COMPSs Tutorials ” team (“eFlows4HPC” Space):\n\n    * Join a Team”\n\n        * Search for ”COMPSs Tutorials”\n\n        * Organization:\n\n             * Search for your institution not only by acronym\, also with full words\n\n            * Can try also: Browse -> Organizati ons -> Country (filter)\n\n        * If not found: Create -> Organiza tion\n\nhttps://events.prace-ri.eu/event/1612/ LOCATION:E101 (C6 Building) URL:https://events.prace-ri.eu/event/1612/ END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR