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15.01.2014
days, then you might be able to capture data about whether a node is alive or dead infrequently, perhaps every 5-15 minutes, or even longer if you like. Checking it once every 3 seconds seems a bit like
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21.08.2014
to be equivalent in terms of functionality: Kpatch [2] and kGraft [3]. Technically, the two approaches have major differences with widely divergent functionality. Perhaps this divergence is why Red Hat and SUSE
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14.11.2013
kernel ordinal number (%n).
Listing 3
70-persistent-net.rules
Rules for KVM:
SUBSYSTEM=="net", ACTION=="add", DRIVERS=="?*", ATTR{address}=="52:54:00:*", KERNEL=="eth*", NAME="eth%n"
Rules
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files in ext3/ext4 filesystems
Zipf theta - Estimate of Zipfian distribution theta
Ioprof is written in Perl and is fairly easy to run, but it has to be run as root (or with root privileges
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05.02.2019
but independently of one another (Figure 2).
Table 3
Gang Execution
Fortran
C
!$acc parallel do i=1,n ! do something enddo!$acc end parallel
pragma acc parallel{ for (int i=0; i
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10.06.2015
(xrandr) "provides automatic discovery of modes (resolutions, refresh rates, …) [and] the ability to configure output dynamically (resize, rotate, move, …)" [3]. The xrandr configuration tool lets me
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05.02.2019
, to warm up both the image cache and the Linux cache.
Listing 3
Benchmark
#!/bin/bash
N=100
time for i in {1..$N}; do
CID=$(docker run --name server-$i -d nginx)
docker exec server-$i /bin
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16.11.2017
scrolling terminal output.
For a quick example, the simple command
$ watch -n 1 uptime
tells watch
to run a command (uptime
) every second (-n 1
). It will continue to run this command forever unless you
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query large amounts of data on distributed systems. CouchDB has been an Apache project since 2008. Version 1.0 in 2010 has evolved into version 3.3 today.
"Couch" was originally an acronym for "cluster
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09.01.2019
3: Gang Execution
Fortran
C
!$acc parallel
do i=1,n
! do something
enddo
!$acc end parallel
#pragma acc parallel
{
for (int i=0; i < n
