Brad Settlemyer

I am a graduate student in the Clemson Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, with a focus of computer systems architecture. I've been a teaching assistant in the department and now work as a research assistant in the PARL lab for Dr. Walt Ligon. An overview of my research is available below.

Contact Information

Email: bradles parl.clemson.edu (add @)
Office: Riggs 300A
Phone: None (available by mobile)

Class Resources

ECE 493/693/873 - MPI Howto

ECE 329 - Spring 2004

ECE 272L - Fall 2003

Publications

• Philip H. Carns, Bradley W. Settlemyer, and Water B. Ligon, III.
  Using Server to Server Communication in Parallel File Systems to Simplify Consistency and Improve Performance.
  To Appear In SC '08: Proceedings of the 2008 ACM/IEEE conference on Supercomputing [21% acceptance, 59/277]
  
• Bradley W. Settlemyer and Water B. Ligon, III.
  A Technique for Lock-less Mirroring in Parallel File Systems. [pdf]
  In Resilience 2008: Workshop On Resiliency in High-Performance Computing
  at CCGrid 2008: 8th IEEE International Symposium on Cluster Computing and the Grid, 2008.
  
• Bradley W. Settlemyer.
  A Mechanism for Scalable Redundancy in Parallel File Systems. [pdf]
  Clemson University Master's Thesis, May 2006.
  

Software

PVFS2 File Descriptor Interface

My Research

Graduate School

Other Resources

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