Hermes
Heterogeneous-aware multi-tiered distributed I/O buffering system for optimizing data movement in HPC environments.
Overview
Hermes is a distributed I/O buffering system that intelligently manages data across multiple storage tiers. It provides intelligent buffering for HPC workloads, improving I/O performance through adaptive prefetching and caching strategies.
Key Features
- Multi-Tiered Storage: Intelligent data placement across heterogeneous storage hierarchies
- Distributed Architecture: Coordinate I/O buffering across multiple nodes
- Adaptive Prefetching: Learn access patterns and prefetch data proactively
- Performance Optimization: Minimize I/O bottlenecks in scientific simulations
- Transparent Integration: Works with existing HPC applications
Technology Stack
- Language: C++
- Tags: HPC, I/O Optimization, Distributed Storage, Performance, MPI
- Source Organization: GRC
Repository
📦 GitHub: grc-iit/hermes
Use Cases
- Accelerating I/O-intensive scientific simulations
- Optimizing data movement in multi-tier storage systems
- Improving performance of data-intensive HPC applications
- Reducing data movement costs in large-scale computing
Getting Started
Visit the Hermes GitHub repository for installation, documentation, and performance tuning guides.
Publications & Resources
Hermes is actively used in production HPC environments. Check the repository for research papers, benchmarks, and case studies.
Status
Production - Mature and actively maintained