A scalability Study of SGI Clustered XFS Using HDF Based AMR Application
@article{Saini2006ASS, title={A scalability Study of SGI Clustered XFS Using HDF Based AMR Application}, author={S. Saini and Dale Talcott and H. Yeung and G. Myers and R. Ciotti}, journal={computational methods in science and technology}, year={2006}, pages={47-54} }
Many large-scale parallel scientific and engineering applications, especially climate modeling, often run for lengthy periods and require data checkpointing periodically to save the state of the computation for a program restart. In addition, such applications need to write data to disks for post-processing, e.g., visualization. Both these scenarios involve a write-only pattern using Hierarchal Data Format (HDF) files. In this paper, we study the scalability of CXFS by HDF based Structured… Expand
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