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The Dagster system was designed to be as simple and efficient as possible.
In this paper we present Dagster, a new censorship-resistant publishing scheme.
Unlike previous censorship-resistant schemes, Dagster does not rely on the widespread replication of data and can even be used in a single server setting.
We demonstrate Dagster using a new Graph Maximal Determinant combinatorial case study.
We demonstrate Dagster, a system that implements a new approach to scheduling interdependent (Boolean) SAT search activities in high-performance computing (HPC) environments.
Dagster is a modern data orchestrator that emphasises reproducibility, observability, and a strong developer experience (Elementl, 2024b).
The two ecosystems rarely meet in practice: Dagster projects often target cloud or single-node deployments, while Slurm users maintain bespoke submission scripts with limited reuse or visibility.
The project packages dependencies with Pixi (prefix.dev,2024), submits workloads through Slurm using Dagster Pipes (Elementl, 2024a), and streams logs plus scheduler metrics back to the Dagster UI.
Research query: Dagster · jobs: 2 · on-topic sources: 4 · review: Held
The Dagster system was designed to be as simple and efficient as possible. — Dagster: Censorship-Resistant Publishing Without Replication (2002)
We demonstrate Dagster using a new Graph Maximal Determinant combinatorial case study. — Dagster: Parallel Structured Search (2023)
Dagster is a modern data orchestrator that emphasises reproducibility, observability, and a strong developer experience (Elementl, 2024b). — Discovering the SUPER in computing - dagster-slurm for reproducible research on HPC (2026)
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Discovering the SUPER in computing - dagster-slurm for reproducible research on HPC (2026)
Dagster is a modern data orchestrator that emphasises reproducibility, observability, and a strong developer experience (Elementl, 2024b). (new this job) — source
The two ecosystems rarely meet in practice: Dagster projects often target cloud or single-node deployments, while Slurm users maintain bespoke submission scripts with limited reuse or visibility. (new this job) — source
The project packages dependencies with Pixi (prefix.dev,2024), submits workloads through Slurm using Dagster Pipes (Elementl, 2024a), and streams logs plus scheduler metrics back to the Dagster UI. (new this job) — source
Dagster: Parallel Structured Search (2023)
We demonstrate Dagster using a new Graph Maximal Determinant combinatorial case study. (new this job) — source
We demonstrate Dagster, a system that implements a new approach to scheduling interdependent (Boolean) SAT search activities in high-performance computing (HPC) environments. (new this job) — source
Dagster: Censorship-Resistant Publishing Without Replication (2002)
The Dagster system was designed to be as simple and efficient as possible. (new this job) — source
In this paper we present Dagster, a new censorship-resistant publishing scheme. (new this job) — source
Unlike previous censorship-resistant schemes, Dagster does not rely on the widespread replication of data and can even be used in a single server setting. (new this job) — source
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