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the numbers, sizes, capacities, and prices of the 1990s with those of today. For example, in 1995, a 500MB hard disk was considered large; today, my iPhone 4 has a 16GB capacity, of which I have just over 6GB
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, offices, and labs are not data centers and have power and cooling limitations. Standard wall sockets in the US are 120V, and common amperage values in the home are 15 and 20A. A 15A circuit has a capability
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and the T3E were arguably highly successful systems. A 1,480-processor system was the first system on the TOP500 to top 1TFLOPS(10^12FLOPS) running a scientific application.
Cray did not just develop
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that 4KiB is 4,096 bytes. Therefore, the commonly used read or write payload is 4,096 bytes or 4KiB.
Just to emphasize the point, whereas 4KiB commonly
is used for IOPS measurements, IOPS has no real
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. The common ground between all directory services is that they save information in a hierarchical structure and that LDAP uses object-oriented data models as a descendent of X.500. This is why LDAP follows
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the scanning process into phases. NSE is aware of Nmap phases, which let the programmer avoid complex recursive or if-then algorithms to determine the state of the scan.
Common language for portability
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and ideologies like microservices, DevOps, and containers have created a fundamental shift in the way developers and organizations function. According to one recent survey, Docker containers have experienced a 500
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.” I heard one person refer to this as “Ash and Trash computing,” probably because it refers to running non-traditional HPC workloads; however, it’s becoming fairly common.
Consider an HPC center
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A few issues back, I examined the infamous label soup that is printed on modern SD cards, exploring the meaning of those arcane runes and the standards they represent [1]. The most common variants
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, was originally developed at the University of Cambridge and commercially marketed by the company XenSource. It changed hands in 2007 for no less than US$ 500 million. The purchaser? Citrix.
A long series
