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    Persistent Memory
    14.01.2016
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    . Be sure to keep a sys on it. Info 3D XPoint: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3D_XPoint Layton, J., and Barton, E. "Fast Forward Storage & IO," http://storageconference.us/2014/Presentations
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    Safe Files
    16.04.2015
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    _Beyond_the_Stall.pdf 28 hpc_001.html.gpg 196 hpc_001.html 24 hpc_001.html.gz.gpg [laytonjb@home4 TEMP]$ head -n 5 hpc_001.html   HPC Storage - Getting Started with IO profiling applications       Looks like plain text
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    Stat-like Tools for Admins
    19.11.2014
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    to rely on simple ASCII tools to help debug the problems. I have found vmstat invaluable for diagnosing misbehaving nodes or checking or profiling user applications. For example, often when a user
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    Top Top-Like Tools
    07.10.2014
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    Jeff Layton
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    I/O Profiling at the Block Level
    27.08.2014
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     conducted. In this article we profile I/O at the block layer to help you make the best storage decisions. ... /O profiler, or ioprof. ioprof When I discovered that understanding the output of blktrace was not so easy, I looked around for some “postprocessing” tools and came across ioprof. The website introduces ...  conducted. In this article we profile I/O at the block layer to help you make the best storage decisions. ... I/O Profiling at the Block Level
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    Monitoring HPC Systems
    11.06.2014
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    Jeff Layton ... . Vuksan's RPMs were my saving grace in installing Ganglia. Thank you, Maciej and Vladimir. Infos "Monitoring HPC Systems: What Should You Monitor?" by Jeff Layton, http://www.admin-magazine
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    Combining Directories on a Single Mountpoint
    19.05.2014
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    with my /home/layton directory on my local system (host = desktop ). I also access an HPC system that has its own /home/jlayton directory (the login node is login1 ). On the HPC system I only keep some
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    Hadoop for Small-to-Medium-Sized Businesses
    06.05.2014
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    to big data, casino operators can create granular customer profiles. The Flamingo Hotel of Caesars Entertainment in Las Vegas alone employs 200 big data analysts. Specialized analytics solutions
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    Process, Network, and Disk Metrics
    26.02.2014
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    ). In fact, that’s the subject of the next article. The Author Jeff Layton has been in the HPC business for almost 25 years (starting when he was 4 years old). He can be found lounging around at a nearby
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    Processor and Memory Metrics
    12.02.2014
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    or sar+ksar). Others gather metrics for clusters (e.g., Ganglia or Cacti), and some come with plotting tools built-in using the RRDtool database. Some tools are specifically for performance profiling

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