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junhe/reuse-me

These are my own libraries that I put codes that I think I might re-use in the future. Including R, python, C/C++...

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junhe/chopper

a tool to explore unexpected behaviors of file system.

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junhe/metasim

Metasim is used to simulate metadata behaviors in PLFS (Parallel Log-structured File System) and beyond. It is a platform for explorations.

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junhe/plfs-map-replayer

This little program reads the output of plfs_map (of the PLFS project) and replays the writes. Note that the timestamp is ignored. It just does it one by one from top to the bottom.

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junhe/riosea

A R tool to see (animate) the fine I/O behaviors.

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junhe/jiopat

JIOPAT is a toolkit including many tools for I/O Pattern study.

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junhe/cloud-storage

This is a (another) CS553 programming assignment. It is a storage system based on Google App Engine. You can use browser to upload to the cloud. Small file will be stored in Memcache and large ones in Google Cloud Storage.

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junhe/java-wordcount

It is a multi-thread word count program by Java, for programming assignment 2 of CS553. Have to learn Java for homework :(

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junhe/qio-2.2.0-posix

The original QIO uses C lib I/O calls. This little project is to change it to use POSIX calls (open, write,.. ) and MPI-IO calls (MPI_File_*). Doing this is because using C lib I/O causes problem on PLFS. Please find the code using POSIX (open, write..) in branch posix, the code using MPI-IO in branch mpiio.

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junhe/plfs-core

PLFS is a parallel virtual file system that rearranges random, concurrent writes into sequential writes to unique files (i.e. N-1 into N-N). Available under LANL LA-CC-08-104.

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