[Beowulf] Naming Convention Survey
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Timothy W. Moore twm at tcg-hsv.comMon Jan 9 18:06:02 PST 2006
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On our system, it is as follows: [1] the compilation of applications is performed on /apps. The disk is a 32 GB U320 high-performance hdd and resides on the file/application server. [2] any data generated during application execution is stored on /home on the file/application server. It too is a 32 GB U320 hdd. At the conclusion of an analysis or series of analyses (study), the data is offloaded to the personal workstation for processing. Each workstation has 3 hdd (U320 140 GB each) . /data1 and /data2 are for long-term storage while /home is for local processing. Applications not designed for parallel processing and developed by the individual are kept on the WS. Simulations requiring extensive CPU resources (> 72 hours) are archived in /safe such that only the admin has access. [3] There is one program we use to visualize CFD results and only runs in windows. The data sets can be >>> Very <<< large. To speed data transfer from the cluster to the local machine and general I/O, we use a striped array (called /hsxfer) using SATA hdd. Timothy Moore Chief Scientist, TCG
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