Hyperion is a Haskell framework for running concurrent computations on an HPC cluster [1] [2], based on the distributed-process library. It is targeted at clusters running the Slurm workload manager. However, it can in principle be modified to use an arbitrary resource manager.
See the example directory for usage examples. The example example/src-root-search/Main.hs demonstrates most of the main features.
[1]: The design of Hyperion was heavily inspired by Haxl,
although unlike Haxl, we choose not to break the standard relationship between ap and <*>.
[2]: Hyperion is named after the (now defunct) Hyperion cluster at the IAS.
David Simmons-Duffin (dsd AT caltech DOT edu) 2013-2019
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Run an example computation: (TODO)
Documentation is available at https://davidsd.github.io/hyperion/.