Ultrascale Systems Research Center Data Sources

USRC Data Sources

Data sources from supercomputers and HPC applications.

Data from supercomputers play a fundamental role in academic and applied research and development.  Understanding this, LANL's High Performance Computing and USRC work to release data as possible within security and proprietary limitations.

Citations:

Please use the following citation unless the data source below offers a more specific citation:

• Los Alamos National Laboratory, “Ultrascale Systems Research Center (USRC) Data Sources.”

If you'd like to cite our data and use bibtex, please use the following snippet:

@MISC{usrc:datasources-general,
    author = {{Los Alamos National Laboratory}},
    title = {{Ultrascale Systems Research Center (USRC) Data Sources}},
    howpublished= {\url{https://usrc.lanl.gov/data-sources.php}}
}

Operational Data

This is data characterized as "operational" in nature such as telemetry, environmental data, etc. 

Failure Data

The following are collections of data related to failures on high performance computing (HPC) systems. Many of the data dumps include READMEs explaining the datasets as well as the descriptions of the machines and/or systems that the statistics were taken from. Failures include memory, processor, network, etc.

Storage Data

The following are collections of data related to storage. They include things like file system stats (fsstats—available on the Ultrascale Systems Research Center [USRC] Software page), dumps from parallel file systems, archive systems, Network File System (NFS) systems, and even workstations.