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Stat-like Tools for Admins
19.11.2014
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, they also are good for examining application performance. In this article, I will show how I use vmstat  and a similar tool called dstat . As a bonus, I will also discuss mpstat , which can be of great use
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Compiler Directives for Parallel Processing
12.08.2015
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, including extra CPU cores, and build the code for the targeted accelerator? Turns out a couple of directives are available. OpenACC The first set of compiler directives is called OpenACC. It was started
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Improved Performance with Parallel I/O
24.09.2015
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this common pattern, usually called “file-per-process.” Figure 3: Parallel I/O via separate files (file-per-process). Each TP performs all I/O to its own
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Useful NFS Options for Tuning and Management
15.06.2016
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many packets or remote procedure calls (RPCs) are created and sent. For example, if you want to transmit 1MB of data using 32KB chunks, the data is sent in quite a few chunks and a correspondingly large
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Multicore Processing in Python
22.08.2017
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or a subset of nodes (user controllable). To achieve this, I use F2PY to build the module. F2PY The tool named f2py , Fortran-to-Python, creates a connection between the two languages that calls Fortran 77
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System Logging for Data-Based Answers
25.01.2018
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that gathers the CPU stats every minute or few minutes (call this the “long-term” CPU stats metric) that are then written to a specific log. Then, in the prologue and epilogue scripts for the job scheduler, you
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OpenACC – Parallelizing Loops
09.01.2019
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techniques are evolving to accommodate Petascale systems while getting ready for Exascale. Meanwhile, a key programming technique called MPI+X refers to using MPI in an application for data communication
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OpenMP – Parallelizing Loops
03.04.2019
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approach can be used with OpenMP. Second, put timer functions throughout the code that get the wall clock time when called. At the minimum, you can use one at the beginning of the code and one at the end
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When I/O Workloads Don’t Perform
12.05.2021
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(SAS) drive collects drive log data and general metrics in something called the SCSI log pages (plural because each page separates the collected data into its respective category). The easiest way
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What Is an Inode?
23.03.2022
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filesystems, each file or directory has its own metadata. (Remember that in *nix operating systems, directories are just files.) The metadata is generally a fixed-size data structure called an inode. Each inode

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