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[Beowulf] Naming Convention Survey

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Brian D. Ropers-Huilman bropers at cct.lsu.edu
Mon Jan 9 11:28:07 PST 2006


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Simple question, likely a complicated answer. Cluster systems should have up
to three distinct file systems:

1) a place to compile and keep "stuff"
2) a bit of disk to use while code is running
3) potential a bit of disk with special characteristics, likely high-performance

Typically #1 would be called /home. Here at LSU, #2 is typically called
/var/scratch or /var/local/scratch. Then there is #3. Sometimes we call this
/scratch and sometimes /work.

My question: what do other folks call these bits of disk?

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Brian D. Ropers-Huilman, Director     .:.    High Performance Computing
Networking, Infrastructure, & Research / Information Technology Support
Frey Computing Services, Rm. 323                        bropers at lsu.edu
Louisiana State University                          +1 225.578.3272 (V)
Baton Rouge, LA 70803-1900  USA                     +1 225.578.6400 (F)
http://www.lsu.edu/hpc/                         http://www.cct.lsu.edu/
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