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Andrew J. Solis, Gregory Foss, Craig Jansen, Mathew Stelmaszek · Practice and Experience in Advanced Research Computing · 2020
Monitoring a supercomputer’s performance is vital for high performance computing (HPC) support and development, often its users, and even appreciated by the general public. Identifying the effectiveness of a system is key for its host institution’s confidence and credibility, and accounting for necessary operational funding. Tracking the research topics and sciences which dominate a system’s time and CPU can help guide decisions regarding design and support for both current and future system resources. This information is also useful for those whose tasks are to inform users, collaborators, and the general public about a system’s utilization.