I proudly introduce
7 Jun 2006 11:26:50 UTC
Topic 191340
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a new plot on the server status:
http://homepage.hispeed.ch/einstein/
(Percent per day, on the bottom)
Cheers
I proudly introduce
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Very nice indeed. :-)
Looks like the TFlops have gone up 20% in 3 months. Neat!
Cheers, Mike.
I have made this letter longer than usual because I lack the time to make it shorter ...
... and my other CPU is a Ryzen 5950X :-) Blaise Pascal
At the time of posting this
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At the time of posting this message, the combined Einstein processing rate was better than the No.5 cruncher in this list.
RE: RE: a new plot on the
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That's because I have switched on my 3 Macintosh Supers ...
;-))))))))))))))
RE: a new plot on the
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Stef, this is very pretty. Do you maintain the page? What tools did you use to script it together?
Cheers,
Bruce
Director, Einstein@Home
RE: Stef, this is very
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Thank you Bruce. I've used rrdtool to archive and display the data. Other GNU tools like awk, grep and sed where used to extract the data from server_status.php
I have - Reset the graphs for
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I have
- Reset the graphs for S5 (All but TFLOPS)
- Set the update interval to 20mins (It was 2h before)
I hope everybody knows what a millipercent is :-)
Nice job, Stef! One thing
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Nice job, Stef! One thing that made my stab at collecting and graphing the various server/daemon states and stats over on the dark side (ie: Seti) much easier was the implementaion on their end of the statistics being made available in XML format. Virtually eliminated the need to modify the scripts if a change was made to text or format on the html or php pages. XML might be a "in their spare time" thing for this project to consider for future stat keeping.
(wisely ducking for cover after my "spare time" remark.)
Very nice! Is that rrdtool
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Very nice! Is that rrdtool too? I like the font.. i hate antialiasing, but dunno how to disable it.
The switch to S5 didn't need changes to the script, because I grep for the keywords like "registered in past 24 hours".
But you're right, xml would be nice though.
RE: Very nice! Is that
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Yes, xmlstar to collect the data from the source, rrdtool to store/fetch the data, and gnuplot to make the pretty pictures.