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Sivaguru S. Sritharan,Meng Xutric considers that all the allocated resources (memory, disk, processors, etc.) are full-time utilized. To optimize the system performance, we have to consider the effective physical consumption by jobs regarding the resource allocations. This information gives an insight into whether the cluster r

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Wilhelm Stannatmputing paradigms for resource and compute-intensive scientific workflow applications modeled as Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) with intricate inter-task dependencies. With the growing popularity of real-time applications, streaming workflows continuously produce large quantity of experimental or simu

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larity between nearby jobs, in real parallel computer workloads. This important phenomenon deserves to be taken into account and used as a characteristic of any workload model. Regrettably, this property has received little if any attention of researchers and synthetic workloads used for performance

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Fred Espen Benth,Heidar Eyjolfssone-dependent code and the use of locks to protect shared data structures from simultaneous access lead to poor portability, the difficulty to prove correctness, and a myriad of problems associated with locking such as limiting the available parallelism, deadlocks, starvation, interrupt handling, and

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Francesca Biagini from Cloud Computing CC systems, this article unveils the job prediction component of the . project. This framework aims at an improved efficiency of the underlying Resource and Job Management System RJMS within heterogeneous HPC facilities by the automatic evaluation and characterization of the su

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Claudia Cecie-dependent code and the use of locks to protect shared data structures from simultaneous access lead to poor portability, the difficulty to prove correctness, and a myriad of problems associated with locking such as limiting the available parallelism, deadlocks, starvation, interrupt handling, and