Scratch - Revision history

Ztseguin at 03:02, 12 April 2018

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	== HFCS Scratch (/scratch-hfcs) ==		== HFCS Scratch (/scratch-hfcs) ==

	[[Machine List#high-fructose-corn-syrup\|high-fructose-corn-syrup]] has a local scratch mounted at <code>/scratch-hfcs</code>.		[[Machine List#high-fructose-corn-syrup\|high-fructose-corn-syrup]] has a local scratch mounted at <code>/scratch-hfcs</code>. The same rules as <code>/scratch</code> apply for anything stored here.

Ztseguin at 03:02, 12 April 2018

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			== Scratch (/scratch) ==

	<code>[[Machine List#corn-syrup\|corn-syrup]]</code> hosts <code>/scratch</code>, which is a 1TB free-for-all filesystem. The general rule for using <code>/scratch</code> is not to be a dick. Don't gobble up all the space. Users are encouraged to use it for good, and especially for datasets or intermediate code in large compiles that would otherwise exceed their normal quota.		<code>[[Machine List#corn-syrup\|corn-syrup]]</code> hosts <code>/scratch</code>, which is a 1TB free-for-all filesystem. The general rule for using <code>/scratch</code> is not to be a dick. Don't gobble up all the space. Users are encouraged to use it for good, and especially for datasets or intermediate code in large compiles that would otherwise exceed their normal quota.

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	<code>/scratch</code> is exported over NFS, but it will be fastest if accessed from <code>corn-syrup</code>, and it's recommended that any computations or compilations be done on that machine.		<code>/scratch</code> is exported over NFS, but it will be fastest if accessed from <code>corn-syrup</code>, and it's recommended that any computations or compilations be done on that machine.

			== HFCS Scratch (/scratch-hfcs) ==

			[[Machine List#high-fructose-corn-syrup\|high-fructose-corn-syrup]] has a local scratch mounted at <code>/scratch-hfcs</code>.

J3parker at 06:33, 19 November 2011

2011-11-19T06:33:55Z

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	<code>[[Machine List#corn-syrup\|corn-syrup]]</code> hosts <code>/scratch</code>, which is a 1TB free-for-all filesystem. The general rule for using <code>/scratch</code> is not to be a dick. Don't gobble up all the space. Users are encouraged to use it for good, and especially for datasets or intermediate code in large compiles that would otherwise exceed their normal quota.		<code>[[Machine List#corn-syrup\|corn-syrup]]</code> hosts <code>/scratch</code>, which is a 1TB free-for-all filesystem. The general rule for using <code>/scratch</code> is not to be a dick. Don't gobble up all the space. Users are encouraged to use it for good, and especially for datasets or intermediate code in large compiles that would otherwise exceed their normal quota.

	There is no expectation of data permanence in <code>/scratch</code>; data could be cleared out at any time by [[syscom]].		There is no expectation of data permanence in <code>/scratch</code>; data could be cleared out at any time by [[syscom]]. That being said, notice should be given unless there are special circumstances that warrant otherwise.

	<code>/scratch</code> is exported over NFS, but it will be fastest if accessed from <code>corn-syrup</code>, and it's recommended that any computations or compilations be done on that machine.		<code>/scratch</code> is exported over NFS, but it will be fastest if accessed from <code>corn-syrup</code>, and it's recommended that any computations or compilations be done on that machine.

Aechunt: Linkify

2011-11-07T15:31:31Z

Linkify

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	<code>corn-syrup</code> hosts <code>/scratch</code>, which is a 1TB free-for-all filesystem. The general rule for using <code>/scratch</code> is not to be a dick. Don't gobble up all the space. Users are encouraged to use it for good, and especially for datasets or intermediate code in large compiles that would otherwise exceed their normal quota.		<code>[[Machine List#corn-syrup\|corn-syrup]]</code> hosts <code>/scratch</code>, which is a 1TB free-for-all filesystem. The general rule for using <code>/scratch</code> is not to be a dick. Don't gobble up all the space. Users are encouraged to use it for good, and especially for datasets or intermediate code in large compiles that would otherwise exceed their normal quota.

	There is no expectation of data permanence in <code>/scratch</code>; data could be cleared out at any time by syscom.		There is no expectation of data permanence in <code>/scratch</code>; data could be cleared out at any time by [[syscom]].

	<code>/scratch</code> is exported over NFS, but it will be fastest if accessed from <code>corn-syrup</code>, and it's recommended that any computations or compilations be done on that machine.		<code>/scratch</code> is exported over NFS, but it will be fastest if accessed from <code>corn-syrup</code>, and it's recommended that any computations or compilations be done on that machine.

Aechunt at 15:24, 7 November 2011

2011-11-07T15:24:08Z

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	There is no expectation of data permanence in <code>/scratch</code>; data could be cleared out at any time by syscom.		There is no expectation of data permanence in <code>/scratch</code>; data could be cleared out at any time by syscom.

			<code>/scratch</code> is exported over NFS, but it will be fastest if accessed from <code>corn-syrup</code>, and it's recommended that any computations or compilations be done on that machine.

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2011-11-07T15:23:30Z

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<code>corn-syrup</code> hosts <code>/scratch</code>, which is a 1TB free-for-all filesystem. The general rule for using <code>/scratch</code> is not to be a dick. Don't gobble up all the space. Users are encouraged to use it for good, and especially for datasets or intermediate code in large compiles that would otherwise exceed their normal quota.

There is no expectation of data permanence in <code>/scratch</code>; data could be cleared out at any time by syscom.

Scratch - Revision history

Ztseguin at 03:02, 12 April 2018

Ztseguin at 03:02, 12 April 2018

J3parker at 06:33, 19 November 2011

Aechunt: Linkify

Aechunt at 15:24, 7 November 2011

Aechunt: Created page with "corn-syrup hosts /scratch, which is a 1TB free-for-all filesystem. The general rule for using /scratch is not to be a dick. Don't gobble up…"

Aechunt: Created page with "`corn-syrup` hosts `/scratch`, which is a 1TB free-for-all filesystem. The general rule for using `/scratch` is not to be a dick. Don't gobble up…"