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    More Small Tools for HPC Admins
    16.11.2017
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    of a command will be run when executed. For example, assume you have more than one GCC compiler on your system. How do you know which one will be used? The simple way is to use which , as shown in Figure 4
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    Symbolic Mathematics with Python's SymPy Library
    17.10.2018
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    and 3). Figure 4 shows the plot of a 3D function. Figure 2: A plot with nb_of_points=10. Figure 3
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    TUI Tools for Containers
    07.10.2024
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     top -like tool is written in Go, but to me, gotop  really emphasizes ASCII charts more than other tools (Figure 4). The time history charts for CPU usage, including each core in this case, appear at the top
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    HPC Data Analytics
    08.08.2014
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    data with the goal of discovering useful information that can be used for suggesting conclusions and supporting decision making. Analytics  [4], on the other hand, is the discovery and communication
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    Let the Editor Wars Begin!
    25.08.2016
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    for the vi commands. Figure 1: Vi 7.4.629 on CentOS 6.8. The rivalry between vi and the next CLI editor, Emacs, is HUGE. Emacs Emacs is arguably
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    GlusterFS
    27.03.2012
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    of choice is XFS, but GlusterFS will also work with any other POSIX-compatible filesystem, such as ext3 or ext4. On one hand, these filesystems have had less testing; on the other hand, you might need to do
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    Profiling Is the Key to Survival
    19.12.2012
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    has the following specifications: 4 cores at 3.8GHz (turbo to 4.2GHz) 4MB L2 cache 384 Radeon cores 800MHz GPU clock speed DDR3 1866MHz memory 100W Putting both the CPU
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    Stat-like Tools for Admins
    19.11.2014
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    . By default, vmstat uses kibibytes (KiB) [4], or 1024 bytes (-S K ). You can change that to kilobytes (-S k ), megabytes (-S m ), or mebibytes (-S M ). If you suspect server swapping (i.e., virtual memory usage
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    Benchmarks Don’t Have to Be Evil
    12.03.2015
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    From the 1990s A, B, C Standard 4x size increases going from one class to the next D, E, F Large ~16x size increases from each of the previous classes
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    Compiler Directives for Parallel Processing
    12.08.2015
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    of cache from L1, to L2, to L3 (and even L4) before going to main memory. Current CPUs also have several cores per processor. Although CPU improvements have brought wonderful gains in performance, the desire

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