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| cluster:rules_of_engagement [2023/07/19 14:01] – benedikt | cluster:rules_of_engagement [2023/07/19 14:03] (current) – [1) Do not copy datasets around.] benedikt | ||
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| The cluster can store an impressive amount of data, but not infinitely. If everyone copied datasets around, we'd fill up the storage space pretty quickly. We also have to be very careful that we know exactly what versions of the datasets we are working with, and where they are stored. | The cluster can store an impressive amount of data, but not infinitely. If everyone copied datasets around, we'd fill up the storage space pretty quickly. We also have to be very careful that we know exactly what versions of the datasets we are working with, and where they are stored. | ||
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| ===== 2) Do not (try) to hog the system resources. ===== | ===== 2) Do not (try) to hog the system resources. ===== | ||
| This one can be tricky since this can be a completely involuntary act. For instance, python has a tendency with some packages like numpy to spawn processes to speed up computing. | This one can be tricky since this can be a completely involuntary act. For instance, python has a tendency with some packages like numpy to spawn processes to speed up computing. | ||