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    Rocky Reaches for a Role in HPC
    12.09.2022
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    of parallel nodes with shared storage and management through SSH. The Fuzzball environment is API-driven and provides for a configurable HPC infrastructure that is well suited for cloud and cloud hybrid
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    Warewulf 4 – Environment Modules
    20.03.2023
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    ; I use them on my desktops and laptops, too. You really have only two predominant tools in this category: TCL-based Environment Modules and the Lua-based Lmod environment toolset that uses modules
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    Parallel Versions of Familiar Serial Tools
    28.08.2013
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    I can think of. The patches allow the tools to be recompiled using OpenMP, so they can run on a single node utilizing as many cores as desired. However, they also provide multinode support (see below
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    HPC Monitoring: What Should You Monitor?
    15.01.2014
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    that is ripe for innovation. (Hint: It sounds like a “Big Data” problem.) Along the way, I’ll also point to different monitoring tools, and I hope to provide a few examples. There is no such thing as a “best
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    MapReduce and Hadoop
    27.02.2012
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    and the sorted list of values provides the input for the reduce function. The reduce function typically compresses the list of values to create a shorter list – for example, by aggregating the values. Commonly
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    GlusterFS
    27.03.2012
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    with Gigabit Ethernet, three servers provide hard disk capacity, and a client wants to use them (Figure 1). Figure 1: The lab setup has three servers; Gluster
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    RADOS and Ceph: Part 2
    22.10.2012
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    is no longer needed, rados rmpool removes it. Inside RADOS One of the explicit design goals for RADOS is to provide seamlessly scalable storage. Admins should be able to add any number of storage
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    Profiling Is the Key to Survival
    19.12.2012
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    ); and DSPs (digital signal processors) have risen in popularity. These accelerators have the potential to provide much better performance in applications and algorithms that can take advantage of them compared
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    The Meson Build System
    16.07.2014
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    . Meson does not support IDEs yet, but the build system provides an API that any developer can use to integrate Meson into their favorite IDE. A simple GUI is in its infancy (Figure 4). If you want
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    Modern Fortran – Part 2
    15.12.2016
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    , was becoming popular. It provided a way to utilize other processors in the same system or processors on other systems. Additionally, OpenMP was released, providing a threading model for applications

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