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OpenStack workshop, part 2: OpenStack cloud installation
14.03.2013
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is different, you need to add the -p parameter to each MySQL call so that the MySQL client prompts for the database password each time. Also, MySQL must be configured to listen on all interfaces – not only
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Exploring the filesystem that knows everything
14.03.2013
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, using strace(1) to trace the program's system calls [5] will quickly reveal that, in all these cases, the original source of the information was actually the proc filesystem (Figure 2
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A web application with MongoDB and Bottle
14.03.2013
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) The call in line 6 of the survey.py file creates a connection object for communicating with the MongoDB service on the same system on which the web framework is running. Lines 7-8 of Listing 3 then define
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Managing cluster software packages
16.05.2013
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in an environment variable called LOADEDMODULES. For example, if I load two modules (ftw and mpich2) and then look at my environment, I will find: LOADEDMODULES=fftw/3.3.2/gnu4:mpich2/1.4.1p1/gnu4 At this point
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Review: Accelerator card by OCZ for ESX server
16.05.2013
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called VXL. The Windows application (which, incidentally, can also run on a virtual machine) and the VXL virtual machine need access to a separate iSCSI network that connects the storage to be accelerated
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Collecting application logfiles with Kubernetes
28.11.2021
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. The goal is to start only one service with the container. Of course, you do not want a container to collect log information on the temporary local filesystem. Many start scripts therefore simply call
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HPC Cloud Storage
20.11.2013
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’t be changed in any way whatsoever. Range of Back Ends: S3QL has a range of back ends (what I call targets, but which S3QL calls storage back ends), such as Google storage, Amazon S3, Amazon Reduced
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Gathering Data on Environment Modules
10.09.2012
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log, /var/log/messages , where user actions create a log entry but the user cannot access the logfile. The answer to this conundrum is called logger . Logger allows users to add comments or entries
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HPC Data Analytics
08.08.2014
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. To get there, the computations are typically done in what is called a ``pipeline'' (also called a workflow). The phrase is commonly used in biological sequence analysis referring to a series of sequential
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I/O Profiling at the Block Level
27.08.2014
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wrote about I/O tracing by looking at I/O patterns the application sends to the system (system calls) with strace. These patterns can reveal a great deal about what the application is doing. However, data

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