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    Write Your Own Admin Tools
    02.03.2024
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    /diskstats | grep 'sda ' | awk '{print $4+$8}') sleep 1 curr=$(cat /proc/diskstats | grep 'sda ' | awk '{print $4+$8}') iops=$((curr-prev)) echo "IOPS: $iops" done The admin tools you can code in Bash is really
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    Darshan I/O Analysis for Deep Learning Frameworks
    18.08.2021
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    ). Figure 3: Job summary tables from darshan-job-summary.pl output PDF. Another group of useful tables are shown in Figure 4. The top table presents the cumulative time spent in reads and writes
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    Sharing a Linux Terminal Over the Web
    08.08.2022
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    commands. For example, a user on a Linux system starts tty-share  (Figure 4). The URL is shared with the Windows user who then pastes it in their browser. Figure 5 is a screenshot of the Brave browser
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    GNU Parallel: Multicore at the Command Line with GNU Parallel
    04.11.2011
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    Recent trends in computing are toward more cores doing more tasks at once. These days, you are likely to have a dual- or quad-core CPU in your laptop, and perhaps 4, 6, 12, or 16 cores in your
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    Get Started with Parallel CPython
    07.11.2011
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    to the created subprocesses in a few different ways. To see these concepts in action, run the code shown in Listing 4 (miscellaneous.py ). Listing 4: miscellaneous.py 01 #! /usr/bin/env python2.7 02  03 import
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    Improved Performance with Parallel I/O
    24.09.2015
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    . The speed-up increases from 1.00 with one process to 4.71 using 64 processes. Of course, the wall clock time for the serial portion of the application does not change; it stays at 200 seconds regardless
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    OpenMP – Parallelizing Loops
    03.04.2019
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    that executed on the GPUs and produced massive speedups for many applications. Starting with OpenMP 4.0, the OpenMP standard added directives that targeted GPUs and has expanded on this capability
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    Real-World HPC: Setting Up an HPC Cluster
    04.11.2011
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    Enterprise Linux Installation Guide [3] and the section on Kickstart installations [4] are important reading. The basic steps for getting your HPC cluster up and running are as follows: Create the admin
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    OpenMP – Coding Habits and GPUs
    13.06.2019
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    your code with auto-vectorization (so you don’t have to vectorize by hand). Starting in OpenMP 4.0, the directive omp simd  was introduced. It basically gives a hint to the compiler to look for places
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    High-Performance Python 3
    19.09.2019
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     add_ufunc(x, y):     return x + y The decorator line defines the data types (i.e., int64  here) and the target for the decorator cuda . A simple test for the add_ufunc  Numba function is: a = np.array([1, 2, 3, 4]) b

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