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How Much Does Submitting a Burst of Jobs Impact Waiting Time? An Analysis of the Jean Zay Workload Trace
This paper examines job waiting times on the Jean Zay supercomputer at IDRIS (Institut du D{é}veloppement et des Ressources en Informatique Scientifique http://www.idris.fr/), driven by the need to improve scheduling strategies for crossfacility scientific workflows. Drawing on large workload traces
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