[intrepid-notify] ALCF Weekly Updates - August 9

[ALCF User Services]

*** Performance Tools: Darshan  ***
Darshan is a scalable HPC I/O characterization tool available in ALCF 
systems and is automatically enabled in applications compiled using the 
default MPI wrappers. When a Darshan-enabled job successfully completes, 
it generates a single output file containing the I/O characterization 
results. Visit http://www.alcf.anl.gov/resource-guides/darshan to learn 
how to generate a pdf or text file containing summary graphs of your 
application I/O behavior.

*** Change to FAQs ***
We have integrated our FAQs into the Intrepid/Challenger/Surveyor Guide 
on the ALCF website. All bookmarked FAQs will be redirected to their new 
location. For example: 
http://www.alcf.anl.gov/resource-guides/faqs-queuing-and-running

*** /intrepid-fs0 Near Capacity ***
The /intrepid-fs0 filesystem, used by Intrepid, Challenger, and Eureka, 
is near capacity. Please remove any unneeded data, or transfer it 
offsite, or to tape archive (and then delete it). Keep in mind that 
performance suffers when the filesystem is very full, and jobs cannot 
run if the filesystem fills completely. Please contact 
support at alcf.anl.gov for help transferring or archiving data.

***ALCF Acknowledgement Reminder ***
As an active Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF) user 
conducting research on an ALCF resource, we request your continued 
cooperation and compliance with the work acknowledgment policy 
pertaining to your computing allocation award. For guidance on 
acknowledgements, please refer to this policy page on our website: 
http://www.alcf.anl.gov/resource-guides/alcf-acknowledgment-policy