One Small Shop, One Extreme HPC Storage Challenge
Being at the bleeding edge of computing in the life sciences does not always mean operating at extreme scale. …
Being at the bleeding edge of computing in the life sciences does not always mean operating at extreme scale. …
The Zettabyte File System (ZFS), as a back-end file system to Lustre, has had support in Lustre for a long time. …
In the high performance computing arena, the stress is always on performance. …
Training a machine learning algorithm to accurately solve complex problems requires large amounts of data. …
There is but a small cadre of scalable parallel file systems and while the list might be small, weighing the relative benefits of each option against the available resources can be a challenge, as Sven Breuner and his HPC admin colleagues at the Fraunhofer Institute realized in 2004. …
The precise point of departure in the history of almost anything of significance – of a country, a company or a technology – is usually imperceptible. …
For any company in the high performance computing storage market, sixteen years is quite a run. …
The computational capability of modern supercomputers, matched with the data handling abilities of the Hadoop framework, when done efficiently, creates a best of both worlds opportunity. …
Lustre will continue to grow in enterprise settings, but as we have described in part one and part two of this extended series on the state of the HPC-centric file system, it appears it will probably not have a sudden, meteoric rise to the top of the large enterprise list if users are not already invested in high performance computing infrastructure and applications. …
As we described in detail in the previous section of this series on the state of Lustre and the roadmap for the parallel file system, beyond traditional HPC, the file system has some weaknesses for large-scale enterprise shops. …
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