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If you are an intensive, or even a typical, computer user, you store an amazing amount of data on your personal systems, servers, and HPC systems that you rarely touch. SquashFS is an underestimated filesystem that can address that needed, but little used, data.

In the last of three articles on HDF5, we explore performing parallel I/O with the use of HDF5 files.

The explosion of data is a storage burden that all system administrators bear. The agedu tool lets you discover what data is being used.

Using the popular HDF5 I/O library with Python and Fortran.

HDF5 is a data model, library, and file format used primarily for scientific computing to store and manage data.

Fortran development is still progressing, with a new version scheduled to release in 2018. In this article, we look at Fortran 2008 and the upcoming Fortran 2015.

Fortran 90 was only the start. The next two iterations – 95 and 2003 – pulled Fortran into a new era of programming languages.

GlusterFS stores data across the network and can be used as a storage back end in cloud environments.

Fortran comprises a huge body of software in high-performance computing. We look at Fortran’s evolution into a modern HPC language.

Non-volatile dual in-line memory modules will provide storage as fast as RAM and keep its content through a reboot. The Linux kernel is already geared to handle the new technology and can even serve the modules up as block devices.