You mean like a COW filesystem with end-to-end checksums were you can
send snapshots and don't care to much about MD5?
I looked it up. Spectrum Scale fka. GPFS has end-to-end checksums,
(global) snapshots and mmapplypolicy to get the list of files to backup
-- at least Commvault according to their
Good news.
I'll try it out, again.
Am 26. Mai 2019 13:57:05 MESZ schrieb INKozin :
>for what it's worth, Singularity worked well for me last time I tried
>it.
>I think it was shortly after NVIDIA had announced support for it.
>
>On Sun, 26 May 2019 at 11:11, Benjamin Red
On 23/05/2019 16.13, Loncaric, Josip via Beowulf wrote:
> "Charliecloud" is a more secure approach to containers in HPC:
I tried Singularity short before and during 2.3 with GPUs -- didn't
work, documented issue, maybe solved. Stopped caring.
Shortly afterwards I read about Charliecloud and tried
On 15.03.19 06:28, Jonathan Aquilina wrote:
> I think what I was getting at is why not include the current HPC practices to
> every day desktops in the sense since we are reaching certain limits and have
> to write code to take advantage of more and more cores. Why not use MPI and
> the like to
