Welcome to Yuzawa.
A Computer Architecture Simulation-as-a-Service Platform.
Project Overview
We are building a one-stop, cloud-based computer architecture simulation infrastructure designed to:
- Reduce Barriers: Simplify the use of simulators and make them more accessible.
- Enhance Research Capabilities: Enable complex, multi-device, multi-system simulations that were previously impossible.
- Improve Reproducibility: Provide a unified platform that enhances the validity and reproducibility of research.
- Boost Interpretability: Integrate visualization tools to help users better understand and analyze simulation results.
Key Features
- Compatibility Layer: Interoperates models from different simulators like gem5, SST, and MGPUSim, creating a unified simulation ecosystem.
- Model Zoo: An online repository where researchers can publish, modify, validate, and use simulation models.
- Configuration Tool: A graphical web-based interface that simplifies the setup of simulation experiments.
- Cloud Execution and Monitoring: Run simulations in the cloud with real-time monitoring capabilities.
- Visualization Tools: Integrated performance analytics and visualization tools to improve result interpretation.
Advantages
- Lowering Barriers: Makes it easier for students and researchers, especially those with limited resources, to participate in computer architecture research.
- Enhancing Research Capabilities: Supports complex simulations, enabling the exploration of new technologies and architectures.
- Educational Tool: Helps students understand hardware behavior without extensive simulator configuration, enriching the talent pool.
- Industry Application: Reduces costs for companies to maintain simulators and accelerates R&D processes, maintaining their competitive edge.
Community Engagement
We will involve stakeholders through workshops, surveys, and support sessions to refine and expand the infrastructure. Our open-access web service and open-source code base will encourage community contribution and collaboration, fostering a thriving research ecosystem.