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we’ve used Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) to model the world through encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. However, in large-scale enterprise systems, we often see OOP devolve into "...
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I have a number of tasks to run. I can submit each task independently, but the queueing system on the cluster I am using prioritises large jobs so they get stuck in waiting for months. Instead I have ...
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I am attempting to temporarily modify the weights of nodes in an HPC cluster to have more control over which nodes are used for a specific job. The slurm.conf docs say: The file location [of slurm....
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Due to a licensing agreement, I have a piece of software installed in our HPC that must always be launched from the same node in the system, referred to as the "head node" from now on. When ...
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Does anyone know if there is, in c++, any way to determine at runtime the cpu characteristics of the machine that compiled the code? For example, in gcc (which I'm using) the preprocessor variable ...
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I am trying to integrate socket.io with Node's HTTP alongside Node's Cluster Module. Consider the reproducible example: index.js: let cluster = require('cluster') let fs = require('fs') let http = ...
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I am currently using Snakemake version 9.6.3 on a cluster managed by an SLURM scheduler. In previous workflows, I relied on version 6, which supported the --cluster, --cluster-status, and --parsable ...
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I am currently running a slurm job file on an array that I manually set the size of, e.g. sbatch --array=1-6 myjob.array the size of the array is determined when setting up the code to run. E.g. if I ...
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I am trying to run Red Hat CodeReady Containers (CRC) with OpenShift 4.19.8 on an Ubuntu VM (running on VMware). No matter what I do, crc status always shows: crc status output (https://i.sstatic.net/...
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new to GCP, I am trying to submit a job inside Dataproc with a .py file & attached also pythonproject.zip file (it is a project) but I am getting the below error ModuleNotFoundError: No module ...
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I am testing some code to check if a named server is part of an Azure cluster. I currently have a simple console application where the user enters the name of the server to check and the code then ...
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I have a cluster of compute nodes, each node with many CPUs. I want them to execute commands located in a file, one command per line. The drive where the command file is located is mounted on all ...
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I have created the following pandas dataframe, which is an example of 26 stock prices (Open, High, Low, Close): import pandas as pd import numpy as np ds = { 'Date' : ['15/06/2025','16/06/2025','17/...
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I have a c++ code that uses Eigen for linear algebra calculations. The code runs on a cluster where there is a module with Intel MKL. I am completely ignorant of how to do it but I wanted to try to ...
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I migrated my vm from one node to another over the cluster using the migrate function, without having a downtime. Theses vm where set to auto boot. Is this setting is kept trough the migration on a ...
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