Instrumenting your hot path in C++
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At Thunder Compute we build GPU virtualization software which uses a user space shim library to intercept CUDA calls and send them over the network. AI applications make thousands of CUDA calls per second, so we’ve built custom observability to collect accurate logs while minimizing performance overhead. We’ll talk about some of the novel techniques we use and the fun journey to optimize this system.
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We will be opening doors for a social hour at 4:30 pm with pizza and drinks. The presentation will begin at 5:30.
Some of us may be head out for a drink or two afterward, but this will be organized based on interest, night-of.
This event is for in-person attendance. For virtual attendance, please see the alternative page.
Space is limited! RSVP is required for in-person attendance! We need to provide the building management with full names, so please message the host with your full name if you've not done so already and it's not on your profile.
When: Tuesday, August 4th
Doors open at 4:30 pm, presentation begins at 5:30 pm
181 West Madison Street
18th floor
Chicago, Illinois 60602
This event has been graciously sponsored by our good friends at Selby Jennings
