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Parallel Harness for Informatic Stream Hashing
Abstract
PHISH is a lightweight framework which a set of independent processes can use to exchange data as they run on the same desktop machine, on processors of a parallel machine, or on different machines across a network. This enables them to work in a coordinated parallel fashion to perform computations on either streaming, archived, or self-generated data. The PHISH distribution includes a simple, portable library for performing data exchanges in useful patterns either via MPI message-passing or ZMQ sockets. PHISH input scripts are used to describe a data-processing algorithm, and additional tools provided in the PHISH distribution convert the script into a form that can be launched as a parallel job.
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Plimpton, Steve, Shead, Tim. 2012-08-09. Parallel Harness for Informatic Stream Hashing. https://doi.org/10.11578/dc.20171025.on.1062
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