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.
Editors, particularly command-line editors, are an important tool for high-performance computing systems administrators. We point out some editor options with little to no bloodshed.
NFS is probably the most widely used shared filesystem. You can turn many knobs to boost performance, ease management, and improve security.
The Ceph object store remains a project in transition: The developers announced a new GUI, a new storage back end, and CephFS stability in the just released Ceph v10.2.x, Jewel.
Working with containers in high-performance computing can be difficult; a new container named Singularity comes to the rescue.
What does the developer of Singularity have to say?
Memory errors are a silent killer of high-performance computers, but you can find and track these stealthy assassins.
CPU utilization metrics tell you how well your applications are using your processing resources.
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