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The design and implementation of Berkeley Lab's linuxcheckpoint/restart

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Jason Duell

Publication year - 2005

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/891617

Subject(s) - operating system , computer science , linux kernel , scheduling (production processes) , interface (matter) , kernel (algebra) , component (thermodynamics) , system call , parallel computing , embedded system , engineering , operations management , physics , mathematics , bubble , combinatorics , maximum bubble pressure method , thermodynamics

This paper describes Berkeley Linux Checkpoint/Restart (BLCR), a linux kernel module that allows system-level checkpoints on a variety of Linux systems. BLCR can be used either as a stand alone system for checkpointing applications on a single machine, or as a component by a scheduling system or parallel communication library for checkpointing and restoring parallel jobs running on multiple machines. Integration with Message Passing Interface (MPI) and other parallel systems is described

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