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BAD-check: bulk asynchronous distributed checkpointing

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Leadership-scale scientiﬁc simulations running as tens of thousands of tightly-coupled MPI processes are vulnerable to interruption due to a single process or node failure. Due ...

John Bent, Brad Settlemyer, Haiyun Bao, Sorin Faib...

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