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June 14, 2013, at 01:35 PM by 137.154.178.55 -
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http://fta.inria.fr/apache2-default/pmwiki/pub/schema_fta.png

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December 10, 2009, at 02:33 AM by 88.122.36.167 -
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Platform &rtarr; Node -> Component -> Event Trace.

to:

Platform → Node → Component → Event Trace.

December 10, 2009, at 02:32 AM by 88.122.36.167 -
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Platform -> Node -> Component -> Event Trace.

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Platform &rtarr; Node -> Component -> Event Trace.

December 10, 2009, at 02:31 AM by 88.122.36.167 -
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Platform &rarr? Node -> Component -> Event Trace.

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Platform -> Node -> Component -> Event Trace.

December 10, 2009, at 02:31 AM by 88.122.36.167 -
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Platform &rarr Node -> Component -> Event Trace.

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Platform &rarr? Node -> Component -> Event Trace.

December 10, 2009, at 02:31 AM by 88.122.36.167 -
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Platform -> Node -> Component -> Event Trace.

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Platform &rarr Node -> Component -> Event Trace.

December 03, 2009, at 12:01 AM by 129.88.69.207 -
Changed lines 136-138 from:
2user present
3CPU threshold exceeded
to:
2*user present
3*CPU threshold exceeded

(*) These codes are specifically for the Notre Dame trace.

December 02, 2009, at 11:59 PM by 129.88.69.207 -
Added lines 136-137:
2user present
3CPU threshold exceeded
December 01, 2009, at 08:57 PM by 129.88.69.214 -
Changed lines 76-77 from:
trace_startwhen the trace event first appeared (epoch time)
trace_endwhen the trace event last appeared (epoch time)
to:
trace_startwhen the trace event first appeared (epoch time). Can be NULL if component was always available.
trace_endwhen the trace event last appeared (epoch time). Can be NULL if component was always available.
Changed line 27 from:

A description of the table attributes appears below. The mysql schema is defined in fta.src.

to:

A description of the table attributes appears below. The mysql schema is defined in fta.src.

Added lines 246-248:
2029IO: SCSI Back Plane
2030IO: HSV
2031IO: IO Controller
Added line 271:
3022Network: ELAN
Added line 302:
4030Software: Applications
Added line 156:
7000end of measurement
August 23, 2009, at 05:24 AM by 82.229.28.65 -
Deleted lines 0-1:

This document describes the Failure Trace Archive format.

Changed line 4 from:

http://fta.inria.fr/apache2-default/pmwiki/pub/schema_fta.png

to:

http://fta.inria.fr/apache2-default/pmwiki/pub/schema_fta.png

August 23, 2009, at 02:08 AM by 82.229.28.65 -
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http://fta.inria.fr/apache2-default/pmwiki/pub/schema_fta.png

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August 23, 2009, at 02:06 AM by 82.229.28.65 -
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[http://fta.inria.fr/apache2-default/pmwiki/pub/schema_fta.png]

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http://fta.inria.fr/apache2-default/pmwiki/pub/schema_fta.png

August 23, 2009, at 02:05 AM by 82.229.28.65 -
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http://fta.inria.fr/apache2-default/pmwiki/pub/schema_fta.png

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[http://fta.inria.fr/apache2-default/pmwiki/pub/schema_fta.png]

August 21, 2009, at 11:53 PM by 91.168.163.148 -
Added lines 5-7:

http://fta.inria.fr/apache2-default/pmwiki/pub/schema_fta.png

Changed lines 142-144 from:

table.multirow tr.row4 { background-color:#ffcccc; }

to:
Changed line 148 from:
1-999infrastructure
to:
1-999infrastructure
Changed lines 157-159 from:

table.multirow tr.row3 { background-color:#ffcccc; }

to:
Changed lines 142-143 from:

table.multirow tr.row3 { background-color:#ffcccc; }

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table.multirow tr.row4 { background-color:#ffcccc; }

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to:

table.multirow tr.row3 { background-color:#ffcccc; }

Changed lines 157-158 from:
to:

table.multirow tr.row3 { background-color:#ffcccc; }

Changed line 74 from:
component_typetype of this component trace (for example, host, CPU, or network). see below for codes
to:
component_typetype of this component trace (for example, host, CPU, or network). see below for codes
Changed line 96 from:
event_typetype of event. see below for event_type codes
to:
event_typetype of event. see below for event_type codes
Changed line 99 from:
event_end_reasonreason the event type or state changed at the end of this trace (for example, reason that CPU became unavailable. see below for event_end_reason codes)
to:
event_end_reasonreason the event type or state changed at the end of this trace (for example, reason that CPU became unavailable. see below for event_end_reason codes)
July 30, 2009, at 09:01 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Added lines 301-332:

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July 30, 2009, at 03:35 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed lines 266-267 from:
4001Software: "Disk IO, firmware and storage"
4002Software: "MPI, PVM, Array services"
to:
4001Software: Disk IO, firmware and storage
4002Software: MPI, PVM, Array services
July 30, 2009, at 03:34 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
July 30, 2009, at 03:32 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Deleted line 168:
Deleted lines 213-214:
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Deleted lines 264-267:
Deleted lines 294-295:
Deleted line 295:
July 29, 2009, at 09:51 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Added line 214:
1044Hardware: Node Board
July 29, 2009, at 09:48 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Added line 268:
3021Network: Console Network Device
July 29, 2009, at 09:00 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed lines 291-302 from:
4019Software: Other Software
4020Software: Parallel File System
4021Software: Patch Install
4022Software: Resource Mgmt System
4023Software: Scheduler Software
4024Software: Scratch Drive
4025Software: Scratch FS
4026Software: Security Software
4027Software: Upgrade/Install 3rd Party Sftw
4028Software: Upgrade/Install OS sftw
4029Software: User code
4030Software: Vizscratch FS
to:
4019Software: Parallel File System
4020Software: Patch Install
4021Software: Resource Mgmt System
4022Software: Scheduler Software
4023Software: Scratch Drive
4024Software: Scratch FS
4025Software: Security Software
4026Software: Upgrade/Install 3rd Party Sftw
4027Software: Upgrade/Install OS sftw
4028Software: User code
4029Software: Vizscratch FS
July 29, 2009, at 08:47 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Deleted line 244:
2029IO: SAN Appliance
July 29, 2009, at 07:48 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed lines 229-250 from:
2013IO: Fibre Raid Midplane
2014IO: IDE Cable
2015IO: IOS Disk Logic
2016IO: IOS Disk Logic
2017IO: PCI Fibre Channel Adapter
2018IO: PCI IO Module
2019IO: PCI SCSI Controller
2020IO: PCI Shoebox
2021IO: SAN Appliance
2022IO: SAN Controller
2023IO: SAN Disk Drive
2024IO: SAN Fiber Cable
2025IO: SAN GBIC
2026IO: SAN Shelf
2027IO: SAN Switch
2028IO: SCSI Adapter Card
2029IO: SCSI Controller
2030IO: SCSI Drive
2031IO: SAN Appliance
to:
2013IO: IDE Cable
2014IO: IOS Disk Logic
2015IO: PCI Fibre Channel Adapter
2016IO: PCI IO Module
2017IO: PCI SCSI Controller
2018IO: PCI Shoebox
2019IO: SAN Appliance
2020IO: SAN Controller
2021IO: SAN Disk Drive
2022IO: SAN Fiber Cable
2023IO: SAN GBIC
2024IO: SAN Shelf
2025IO: SAN Switch
2026IO: SCSI Adapter Card
2027IO: SCSI Controller
2028IO: SCSI Drive
2029IO: SAN Appliance
Changed lines 264-272 from:
3016Network: Interconnect
3017Network: PCI Ethernet Board
3018Network: PCI GBIT Ethernet Board
3019Network: Router Board
3020Network: PCI GBIT Ethernet Board
3021Network: Site Ethernet Switch
3022Network: Site Network Interface
3023Network: PCI GBIT Ethernet Board
3024Network: PCI GBIT Ethernet Board
to:
3016Network: PCI Ethernet Board
3017Network: PCI GBIT Ethernet Board
3018Network: Router Board
3019Network: Site Ethernet Switch
3020Network: Site Network Interface
July 29, 2009, at 07:34 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed lines 221-231 from:
2004IO: Fibre Cable
2005IO: Fibre Channel Port Adapter
2006IO: Fibre Drive
2007IO: Fibre HBA
2008IO: Fibre Raid Controller
2009IO: Fibre Raid LCC card
2010IO: Fibre Raid Midplane
2011IO: Fibre Raid Power Supply
2012IO: Fibre Raid Midplane
2013IO: IDE Cable
2014IO: IOS Disk Logic
to:
2005IO: Fibre Cable
2006IO: Fibre Channel Port Adapter
2007IO: Fibre Drive
2008IO: Fibre HBA
2009IO: Fibre Raid Controller
2010IO: Fibre Raid LCC card
2011IO: Fibre Raid Midplane
2012IO: Fibre Raid Power Supply
2013IO: Fibre Raid Midplane
2014IO: IDE Cable
Changed lines 232-246 from:
2016IO: PCI Fibre Channel Adapter
2017IO: PCI IO Module
2018IO: PCI SCSI Controller
2019IO: PCI Shoebox
2020IO: SAN Appliance
2021IO: SAN Controller
2022IO: SAN Disk Drive
2023IO: SAN Fiber Cable
2024IO: SAN GBIC
2025IO: SAN Shelf
2026IO: SAN Switch
2027IO: SCSI Adapter Card
2028IO: SCSI Controller
2029IO: SCSI Drive
2030IO: SAN Appliance
to:
2016IO: IOS Disk Logic
2017IO: PCI Fibre Channel Adapter
2018IO: PCI IO Module
2019IO: PCI SCSI Controller
2020IO: PCI Shoebox
2021IO: SAN Appliance
2022IO: SAN Controller
2023IO: SAN Disk Drive
2024IO: SAN Fiber Cable
2025IO: SAN GBIC
2026IO: SAN Shelf
2027IO: SAN Switch
2028IO: SCSI Adapter Card
2029IO: SCSI Controller
2030IO: SCSI Drive
2031IO: SAN Appliance
July 29, 2009, at 07:28 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed lines 211-215 from:
1040Hardware: WACS Logic
1040Hardware: Wire Harness
1040Hardware: Xtown Board
to:
1041Hardware: WACS Logic
1042Hardware: Wire Harness
1043Hardware: Xtown Board
Changed lines 281-309 from:
4001Software: "Disk IO, firmware and storage"
4002Software: "MPI, PVM, Array services"
4003Software: Cluster File System
4004Software: Cluster Software
4005Software: Compilers and libraries
4006Software: DST
4007Software: DST-Scan for errors /scratch
4008Software: DST-Upgrd/Install OS sftw
4009Software: DST-Upgrd/Instl 3rdParty Sftw
4010Software: DST-Upgrd/Instl OS Sftw
4011Software: Interconnect
4012Software: IOS Software
4013Software: Kernel software
4014Software: Modify kernel parameters
4015Software: Modify system config files
4016Software: Network
4017Software: NFS
4018Software: OS
4019Software: Other Software
4020Software: Parallel File System
4021Software: Patch Install
4022Software: Resource Mgmt System
4023Software: Scheduler Software
4024Software: Scratch Drive
4025Software: Scratch FS
4026Software: Security Software
4027Software: Upgrade/Install 3rd Party Sftw
4028Software: Upgrade/Install OS sftw
4029Software: User code
to:
4001Software: "Disk IO, firmware and storage"
4002Software: "MPI, PVM, Array services"
4003Software: Cluster File System
4004Software: Cluster Software
4005Software: Compilers and libraries
4006Software: DST
4007Software: DST-Scan for errors /scratch
4008Software: DST-Upgrd/Install OS sftw
4009Software: DST-Upgrd/Instl 3rdParty Sftw
4010Software: DST-Upgrd/Instl OS Sftw
4011Software: Interconnect
4012Software: IOS Software
4013Software: Kernel software
4014Software: Modify kernel parameters
4015Software: Modify system config files
4016Software: Network
4017Software: NFS
4018Software: OS
4019Software: Other Software
4020Software: Parallel File System
4021Software: Patch Install
4022Software: Resource Mgmt System
4023Software: Scheduler Software
4024Software: Scratch Drive
4025Software: Scratch FS
4026Software: Security Software
4027Software: Upgrade/Install 3rd Party Sftw
4028Software: Upgrade/Install OS sftw
4029Software: User code
Changed line 313 from:
5000Human Error: Human Error
to:
5000Human Error: Human Error
July 29, 2009, at 07:26 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Added line 157:
Changed lines 174-190 from:
1002Hardware: Power Supply
1003Hardware: Rack Power Distribution Unit
1004Hardware: Interconnect Switch
1005Hardware: Ktown Board
1006Hardware: Graphics Accel Hdwr
1007Hardware: Ethernet Switch
1008Hardware: Site Ethernet Switch
1009Hardware: SAN Switch
1010Hardware: Fibre Raid Power Supply
1011Hardware: Gig E Switch
1012Hardware: Xtown Board
1013Hardware: GFX Power Supply
1014Hardware: Site Network Interface
1015Hardware: Power cord
to:
1004Hardware: Console Interface Module
1005Hardware: CPU
1006Hardware: DG Board
1007Hardware: Fan
1008Hardware: Fan Assembly
1009Hardware: GFX Power Supply
1010Hardware: Graphics Accel Hdwr
1011Hardware: Graphics Video Card
1012Hardware: Heatsink bracket
1013Hardware: IO6
1014Hardware: IOS Buffer Memory
1015Hardware: IOS CPU
1016Hardware: KGPSA
1017Hardware: Ktown Board
1018Hardware: Maintenance
1019Hardware: Memory Dimm
1020Hardware: Memory Dimm/CPU
1021Hardware: Memory Module
1022Hardware: MIA
1023Hardware: Mid-plane
1024Hardware: MMB
1025Hardware: Module Assembly
1026Hardware: MSC Board
1027Hardware: OCP
1028Hardware: PCI Back Plane
1029Hardware: Power cord
1030Hardware: Power Supply
1031Hardware: Rack Power Distribution Unit
1032Hardware: Riser Card
1033Hardware: RM Board
1034Hardware: SSD Logic
1035Hardware: SSD Memory Module
1036Hardware: System Board
1037Hardware: System Controller
1038Hardware: Temp Probe
1039Hardware: Term Server
1040Hardware: Vhisp
1040Hardware: WACS Logic
1040Hardware: Wire Harness
1040Hardware: Xtown Board
2000IO: IO
2001IO: Disk Cabinet
2002IO: Disk Drive
2003IO: Drive Cage
2004IO: Fddi
2004IO: Fibre Cable
2005IO: Fibre Channel Port Adapter
2006IO: Fibre Drive
2007IO: Fibre HBA
2008IO: Fibre Raid Controller
2009IO: Fibre Raid LCC card
2010IO: Fibre Raid Midplane
2011IO: Fibre Raid Power Supply
2012IO: Fibre Raid Midplane
2013IO: IDE Cable
2014IO: IOS Disk Logic
2015IO: IOS Disk Logic
2016IO: PCI Fibre Channel Adapter
2017IO: PCI IO Module
2018IO: PCI SCSI Controller
2019IO: PCI Shoebox
2020IO: SAN Appliance
2021IO: SAN Controller
2022IO: SAN Disk Drive
2023IO: SAN Fiber Cable
2024IO: SAN GBIC
2025IO: SAN Shelf
2026IO: SAN Switch
2027IO: SCSI Adapter Card
2028IO: SCSI Controller
2029IO: SCSI Drive
2030IO: SAN Appliance
Changed lines 254-267 from:
3003Network: Network
4000Software: Scheduler Software
4001Software: Network
4002Software: Upgrade/Install OS sftw
4003Software: Kernel software
4004Software: Other Software
4005Software: Upgrade/Install 3rd Party Sftw
4006Software: DST-Upgrd/Instl OS Sftw
4007Software: IOS Software
4008Software: Cluster Software
4009Software: DST-Upgrd/Instl 3rdParty Sftw
4010Software: DST-Upgrd/Install OS sftw
4011Software: Security Software
to:
3003Network: Ethernet Cable
3004Network: Ethernet Copper Cable
3005Network: Ethernet Fiber Cable
3006Network: Ethernet Switch
3007Network: GE Board
3008Network: Gig E Connection
3009Network: Gig E Switch
3010Network: Interconnect
3011Network: Interconnect Cable
3012Network: Interconnect Interface
3013Network: Interconnect Misc
3014Network: Interconnect Soft Error
3015Network: Interconnect Switch
3016Network: Interconnect
3017Network: PCI Ethernet Board
3018Network: PCI GBIT Ethernet Board
3019Network: Router Board
3020Network: PCI GBIT Ethernet Board
3021Network: Site Ethernet Switch
3022Network: Site Network Interface
3023Network: PCI GBIT Ethernet Board
3024Network: PCI GBIT Ethernet Board
4000Software: Software
4001Software: "Disk IO, firmware and storage"
4002Software: "MPI, PVM, Array services"
4003Software: Cluster File System
4004Software: Cluster Software
4005Software: Compilers and libraries
4006Software: DST
4007Software: DST-Scan for errors /scratch
4008Software: DST-Upgrd/Install OS sftw
4009Software: DST-Upgrd/Instl 3rdParty Sftw
4010Software: DST-Upgrd/Instl OS Sftw
4011Software: Interconnect
4012Software: IOS Software
4013Software: Kernel software
4014Software: Modify kernel parameters
4015Software: Modify system config files
4016Software: Network
4017Software: NFS
4018Software: OS
4019Software: Other Software
4020Software: Parallel File System
4021Software: Patch Install
4022Software: Resource Mgmt System
4023Software: Scheduler Software
4024Software: Scratch Drive
4025Software: Scratch FS
4026Software: Security Software
4027Software: Upgrade/Install 3rd Party Sftw
4028Software: Upgrade/Install OS sftw
4029Software: User code
4030Software: Vizscratch FS
5000Human Error: Human Error
Deleted line 318:
6004User: User
July 29, 2009, at 04:42 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed line 148 from:
1-999infrastructure (e.g. power outage)
to:
1-999infrastructure
Added lines 165-168:
4Infrastructure: Chillers
5Infrastructure: Environment
6Infrastructure: UPS
Changed lines 170-174 from:
1001Hardware: Console Network Device
to:
1001Hardware: 40MM Cooling Fan
1002Hardware: Bach Plane Assembly
1003Hardware: CD ROM
Added line 189:
Added lines 191-194:
3001Network: 1 GBit Ethernet Card
3002Network: 100 MBit Ethernet Card
3003Network: Network
July 28, 2009, at 09:05 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed lines 146-147 from:
0undetermined
to:
NULLnot reported
0reported as undetermined
Changed lines 160-161 from:
0undetermined
to:
NULLnot reported
0reported as undetermined
July 28, 2009, at 07:40 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed line 121 from:
4software
to:
5software
July 28, 2009, at 07:25 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed line 74 from:
component_typetype of this component trace. see below for codes
to:
component_typetype of this component trace (for example, host, CPU, or network). see below for codes
July 28, 2009, at 07:24 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed line 74 from:
component_typetype of this component trace (0 -> host availability, network, CPU, client, memory, etc)
to:
component_typetype of this component trace. see below for codes
Added lines 110-121:

Component type codes

component.component_type code definitions
codedefinition
0host
1CPU
2IO
3network
4memory
4software
July 28, 2009, at 07:10 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed lines 149-150 from:
1Infrastructure: Power Outage
2Infrastructure: Power Spike
to:
2Infrastructure: Power Outage
3Infrastructure: Power Spike
July 28, 2009, at 07:08 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed line 120 from:
!code!definition
to:
codedefinition
Changed line 133 from:
!code range!category
to:
code rangecategory
Changed line 146 from:
!code!definition
to:
codedefinition
July 28, 2009, at 07:06 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed line 120 from:
codedefinition
to:
!code!definition
Changed line 133 from:
code rangecategory
to:
!code range!category
Changed line 146 from:
codedefinition
to:
!code!definition
July 28, 2009, at 07:06 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed line 112 from:

| Event type codes

to:

Event type codes

July 28, 2009, at 07:04 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed line 99 from:
event_end_reasonreason the event type or state changed at the end of this trace (for example, reason that CPU became unavailable. see below for end_reason codes)
to:
event_end_reasonreason the event type or state changed at the end of this trace (for example, reason that CPU became unavailable. see below for event_end_reason codes)
July 28, 2009, at 07:03 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed line 96 from:
event_typetype of event.see below for event_type codes
to:
event_typetype of event. see below for event_type codes
Changed lines 99-100 from:
event_end_reasonreason the event type or state changed at the end of this trace (for example, reason that CPU became unavailable.

see below for end_reason codes)||

to:
event_end_reasonreason the event type or state changed at the end of this trace (for example, reason that CPU became unavailable. see below for end_reason codes)
July 28, 2009, at 07:03 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed line 96 from:
event_typetype of event
to:
event_typetype of event.see below for event_type codes
Changed lines 99-100 from:
event_end_reasonreason the event type or state changed at the end of this trace (for example, reason that CPU became unavailable. see below for end_reason codes )
to:
event_end_reasonreason the event type or state changed at the end of this trace (for example, reason that CPU became unavailable.

see below for end_reason codes)||

July 28, 2009, at 07:01 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed lines 112-113 from:
to:

| Event type codes

Changed line 126 from:
to:

Event end reason codes

July 28, 2009, at 06:58 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed lines 112-113 from:

Codes

to:
Added lines 125-127:
July 28, 2009, at 06:55 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed line 120 from:
codedefinition
to:
codedefinition
Changed line 130 from:
code rangecategory
to:
code rangecategory
Changed line 143 from:
codedefinition
to:
codedefinition
July 28, 2009, at 06:53 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed line 134 from:
2000-2999human error
to:
2000-2999IO
Changed lines 137-139 from:
5000-5999user
to:
5000-5999human error
6000-6999user
Changed lines 177-181 from:
5000User: User
5001User: Mouse Activity
5000User: Keyboard Activity
5000User: Shutdown
5000User: User
to:
6000User: User
6001User: Mouse Activity
6002User: Keyboard Activity
6003User: Shutdown
6004User: User
July 28, 2009, at 06:50 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed line 122 from:
1availbility
to:
1availability
July 28, 2009, at 06:50 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Added line 124:

July 28, 2009, at 06:49 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed line 96 from:
event_typetype of event (0 -> unavailability, 1-> availability). Event id's up to 10,000 are reserved; the rest can be user defined
to:
event_typetype of event
Changed lines 114-115 from:

Below are code ranges and definitions for the fields above. The failure classification is based on the traces from LANL.

to:

Below are code ranges and definitions for the fields above.

Event id's up to 10,000 are reserved; the rest can be user defined.

event_trace.event_type code definitions
codedefinition
0unavailability
1availbility

The failure classification below is based on the traces from LANL.

July 28, 2009, at 06:44 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed lines 112-113 from:
to:

Codes

Changed line 117 from:
event_end_reason code ranges
to:
event_trace.event_end_reason code ranges
Changed line 129 from:
event_end_reason code definitions
to:
event_trace.event_end_reason code definitions
July 28, 2009, at 06:43 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed line 113 from:

Below are code ranges and definitions for the fields above.

to:

Below are code ranges and definitions for the fields above. The failure classification is based on the traces from LANL.

July 28, 2009, at 06:42 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Added lines 110-113:

Below are code ranges and definitions for the fields above.

July 28, 2009, at 06:41 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Added line 162:
5000User: Shutdown
Deleted lines 163-166:
5000User: User

4=scheduled_downtime, 5=graceful_shutdown, 6=hard_shutdown

July 28, 2009, at 06:40 AM by 128.32.98.9 -
Changed lines 120-122 from:
to:
5000-5999user
Changed lines 132-175 from:
1002Hardware:
1003Hardware:
1004Hardware:
1005Hardware:
1006Hardware:
1007Hardware:
1008Hardware:
1009Hardware:
1010Hardware:
1011Hardware:
1012Hardware:
100Hardware:
100Hardware:
100Hardware:
100Hardware:
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| Hardware: Power Supply | | Hardware: Rack Power Distribution Unit | | Hardware: Interconnect Switch | | Hardware: Ktown Board | | Hardware: Graphics Accel Hdwr | | Hardware: Ethernet Switch | | Hardware: Site Ethernet Switch | | Hardware: SAN Switch | | Hardware: Fibre Raid Power Supply | | Hardware: Gig E Switch | | Hardware: Xtown Board | | Hardware: GFX Power Supply | | Hardware: Site Network Interface | | Hardware: Power cord

3000-3999network
4000-4999software

0=undefined, 1-999: Infrastructure 1000-1999: Hardware 1=miscellaneous, 2=mouse_activity, 3=keyboard_activity, 4=scheduled_downtime, 5=graceful_shutdown, 6=hard_shutdown

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1002Hardware: Power Supply
1003Hardware: Rack Power Distribution Unit
1004Hardware: Interconnect Switch
1005Hardware: Ktown Board
1006Hardware: Graphics Accel Hdwr
1007Hardware: Ethernet Switch
1008Hardware: Site Ethernet Switch
1009Hardware: SAN Switch
1010Hardware: Fibre Raid Power Supply
1011Hardware: Gig E Switch
1012Hardware: Xtown Board
1013Hardware: GFX Power Supply
1014Hardware: Site Network Interface
1015Hardware: Power cord
3000Network: Network
4000Software: Scheduler Software
4001Software: Network
4002Software: Upgrade/Install OS sftw
4003Software: Kernel software
4004Software: Other Software
4005Software: Upgrade/Install 3rd Party Sftw
4006Software: DST-Upgrd/Instl OS Sftw
4007Software: IOS Software
4008Software: Cluster Software
4009Software: DST-Upgrd/Instl 3rdParty Sftw
4010Software: DST-Upgrd/Install OS sftw
4011Software: Security Software
5000User: User
5001User: Mouse Activity
5000User: Keyboard Activity
5000User: User
5000User: User

4=scheduled_downtime, 5=graceful_shutdown, 6=hard_shutdown

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event_end_reasonreason the event type or state changed at the end of this trace (for example, reason that CPU became unavailable: 0=undefined, 1=miscellaneous, 2=mouse_activity, 3=keyboard_activity, 4=scheduled_downtime, 5=graceful_shutdown, 6=hard_shutdown)
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event_end_reasonreason the event type or state changed at the end of this trace (for example, reason that CPU became unavailable. see below for end_reason codes )
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event_end_reason code ranges
code rangecategory
0undetermined
1-999infrastructure (e.g. power outage)
1000-1999hardware
2000-2999human error
3000-3999network
4000-4999software
event_end_reason code definitions
codedefinition
0undetermined
1Infrastructure: Infrastructure
1Infrastructure: Power Outage
2Infrastructure: Power Spike
1000Hardware: Hardware
1001Hardware: Console Network Device
1002Hardware:
1003Hardware:
1004Hardware:
1005Hardware:
1006Hardware:
1007Hardware:
1008Hardware:
1009Hardware:
1010Hardware:
1011Hardware:
1012Hardware:
100Hardware:
100Hardware:
100Hardware:
100Hardware:
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| Hardware: Power Supply | | Hardware: Rack Power Distribution Unit | | Hardware: Interconnect Switch | | Hardware: Ktown Board | | Hardware: Graphics Accel Hdwr | | Hardware: Ethernet Switch | | Hardware: Site Ethernet Switch | | Hardware: SAN Switch | | Hardware: Fibre Raid Power Supply | | Hardware: Gig E Switch | | Hardware: Xtown Board | | Hardware: GFX Power Supply | | Hardware: Site Network Interface | | Hardware: Power cord

3000-3999network
4000-4999software

0=undefined, 1-999: Infrastructure 1000-1999: Hardware 1=miscellaneous, 2=mouse_activity, 3=keyboard_activity, 4=scheduled_downtime, 5=graceful_shutdown, 6=hard_shutdown

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misc_notesmiscellaneous notes
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notesmiscellaneous notes
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sfpop_speedmaximum single precision floating point speed (ops/sec)
dfpop_speedmaximum double precision floating point speed (ops/sec)
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sfpop_speedsingle precision floating point speed (ops/sec)
dfpop_speeddouble precision floating point speed (ops/sec)
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A description of the table attributes appears below. The mysql schema is defined in fta.src.

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A description of the table attributes appears below. The mysql schema is defined in fta.src.

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This document describes the Failure Trace Archive format. The mysql schema is defined in fta.src.

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This document describes the Failure Trace Archive format.

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A description of the table attributes appears below.

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A description of the table attributes appears below. The mysql schema is defined in fta.src.

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This document describes the Failure Trace Archive format.

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This document describes the Failure Trace Archive format. The mysql schema is defined in fta.src.

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---picture of schema.

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component_idunique ID for the component
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creator_idID of creator of this component trace data
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platform_idA unique number identifying this platform.\\ It allows one to differentiate pools of nodes.
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platform_idA unique number identifying this platform. It allows one to differentiate pools of nodes.
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platform_idA unique number identifying this platform. >> It allows one to differentiate pools of nodes.
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platform_idA unique number identifying this platform.\\ It allows one to differentiate pools of nodes.
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---picture of schema.

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A platform contains a set of nodes. Examples of a platform include SETI@home, desktops at Microsoft.

A node contains a set of components, which is a software module or hardware resource of the node. Each node can have several components (e.g. CPU speed, availability memory, client availability), each of which has a corresponding trace.

A component describes attributes of a software module or hardware resource of a node.

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  • A platform contains a set of nodes. Examples of a platform include SETI@home, desktops at Microsoft.
  • A node contains a set of components, which is a software module or hardware resource of the node. Each node can have several components (e.g. CPU speed, availability memory, client availability), each of which has a corresponding trace.
  • A component describes attributes of a software module or hardware resource of a node.
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component_perf is the component performance, as measured through benchmarks for example.

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  • component_perf is the component performance, as measured through benchmarks for example.
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A creator is the person responsible for the trace data set. This table stores details about citations and copyright.

An event_trace is the trace of an event, with all of corresponding timing information

event_state is the state corresponding to an event_trace. For example, for CPU availability, the event_state could be the idleness of the CPU. For host availability, it could be the monitoring information associated with the event.

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  • A creator is the person responsible for the trace data set. This table stores details about citations and copyright.
  • An event_trace is the trace of an event, with all of corresponding timing information
  • event_state is the state corresponding to an event_trace. For example, for CPU availability, the event_state could be the idleness of the CPU. For host availability, it could be the monitoring information associated with the event.
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This document describes the Failure Trace Archive format.

The trace format is organized hierarchically as follows:
Platform -> Node -> Component -> Event Trace.

INSERT picture of schema.

We summary the meaning of each table below. Table names are shown in bold.

A platform contains a set of nodes. Examples of a platform include SETI@home, desktops at Microsoft.

A node contains a set of components, which is a software module or hardware resource of the node. Each node can have several components (e.g. CPU speed, availability memory, client availability), each of which has a corresponding trace.

A component describes attributes of a software module or hardware resource of a node.

component_perf is the component performance, as measured through benchmarks for example.

A creator is the person responsible for the trace data set. This table stores details about citations and copyright.

An event_trace is the trace of an event, with all of corresponding timing information

event_state is the state corresponding to an event_trace. For example, for CPU availability, the event_state could be the idleness of the CPU. For host availability, it could be the monitoring information associated with the event.


A description of the table attributes appears below.

platform
platform_idA unique number identifying this platform. >> It allows one to differentiate pools of nodes.
platform_namename of the platform (e.g. "Berkeley_NOW_Lab_Fall_1998")
platform_locationlocation name of the platform source (e.g. "Berkeley NOW Lab - Soda Hall 2nd Floor, USA, Planet Earth")
platform_typetype of the platform (cluster, multicluster, grid, desktop_grid, or volunteer_computing)
misc_notesmiscellaneous notes
node
node_idunique ID for this node
platform_idid of the platform containing node
node_namename of node
node_ipIP address
node_locationlocation of the node (e.g. country, geographic coordinates)
timezonetime zone of the resource (second offset from GMT)
proc_modelprocessor name, model, version number
os_namename and version of the resource OS
cores_per_procnumber of cores per processor
num_procsnumber of processors for this node
mem_sizenumber of bytes of memory
disk_sizenumber of bytes of disk space
up_bwnumber of bytes/sec of upload speed
down_bwnumber of bytes/sec of download speed
metric_idunique ID for performance metric (e.g. benchmark)
notesother notes related to this resource
node_perf
metric_idunique ID for performance metric (benchmark)
component_idunique ID for the component
node_idunique ID for this node
platform_idID of platform containing node
sfpop_speedmaximum single precision floating point speed (ops/sec)
dfpop_speedmaximum double precision floating point speed (ops/sec)
iop_speedinteger operation speed (ops/sec)
i_valinteger
f_valfloat
s_valstring
component
component_idunique ID for this component
node_idID of the node containing this component
platform_idID of platform containing this node
node_nameName of the node
component_typetype of this component trace (0 -> host availability, network, CPU, client, memory, etc)
trace_startwhen the trace event first appeared (epoch time)
trace_endwhen the trace event last appeared (epoch time)
resolutionresolution of the traces in seconds
creator
creator_idID of creator of this component trace data
component_idunique ID for this component trace data
node_idID of the node corresponding to this trace
platform_idID of platform containing node
creatorname(s) of the person(s) who recorded the event traces
citecitation (bibtex, etc) for using the data from the event traces
copyrightdetails of the copyright and rights reserved
event_trace
event_idunique ID of event state
component_idunique ID for this component trace data
node_idunique ID for this node
platform_idID of platform that is the node parent
node_namename of node
event_typetype of event (0 -> unavailability, 1-> availability). Event id's up to 10,000 are reserved; the rest can be user defined
event_start_timestart of this event (UNIX epoch time)
event_end_timeend of this event (UNIX epoch time)
event_end_reasonreason the event type or state changed at the end of this trace (for example, reason that CPU became unavailable: 0=undefined, 1=miscellaneous, 2=mouse_activity, 3=keyboard_activity, 4=scheduled_downtime, 5=graceful_shutdown, 6=hard_shutdown)
event_state
event_idunique ID of event state
component_idunique ID for this component trace data
node_idunique ID for this node
platform_idID of platform that is the node parent
i_valinteger
f_valfloat (for example, 0% - 100% for CPU availability)
s_valstring

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