Matthieu Imbert
Hi, I am a research engineer, working
at INRIA
Rhône-Alpes, Service
Expérimentation et Développement, with both
the AVALON
and RESO teams,
at LIP,
ENS-Lyon.
My main activities are currently:
- Design and development of distributed and network
software.
- Design and development
of Pilgrim, a
system / network / applicative metrology and performance
prediction framework. Collaboration
with Grid5000
and Simgrid
/ USS Simgrid
ANR.
- Large-scale distributed computer science experiments design
and development, especially in
the Aladdin/grid5000
context.
- Design and development
of Execo, a python
library for easing the scripting of parallel remote process
invocations, conducting experiments, benchmarks, qualification
tasks, admin tasks on clusters, grids, clouds.
- Studying performance measurements for high performance grid
networks and distributed applications. Design and development of
several tools for high speed (10 Gbit/s) network traffic capture
and
analysis: Metroflux (in
collaboration
with AIST).
- Part-time administration and development
of Aladdin / Grid5000,
french national experimental reconfigurable grid. Member of
Grid5000 technical
comity. Here
is my Grid5000 user report.
- Involved in design and development of bandwidth reservation
and control tools for
Grid5000: Bandwidth
On Demand.
- Involved in
the PetaFlow ANR
project for the setup and instrumentation of a dedicated 1Gbit/s
network link between Grid5000 and 3 Japanese sites: Tokyo based
Japan National Institute of Informatics (NAREGI), Osaka
university, Kyoto university.
- Animator of the INRIA
Agile methodologies working group.
resume: html, pdf
Contact information
mailto: <firstname dot lastname at ens-lyon dot fr>
mailto: <firstname dot lastname at inria dot fr>
jabber: <firstname dot lastname at jabber dot ens-lyon dot fr>
jabber: <firstname dot lastname at jabber dot grid5000 dot fr>
jabber: <firstname dot lastname at inria dot fr>
Room GN1 NORD 3.58 at LIP lab
+33(0)472728741
LIP ENS-Lyon,
46 allée d'Italie
69364 Lyon cedex 07, FRANCE
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