Abstract: The present disclosure provides a system and method for controlling a dynamically controllable ultrawide-amplitude and high-response ion source, including: resolving dwell time of ion beam machining during iterative machining; selecting an appropriate velocity V of a movable shaft of a machine tool according to a calculation result of the dwell time; and dynamically calculating process parameters of an ion source according to an initial surface error of an optical component and the velocity V of the movable shaft, and generating a corresponding numerical control (NC) program to machine the optical component. The present disclosure can control the removal function of the ion beam polishing in real time, improve the precision and efficiency of the ion beam polishing, and further reduce the requirement on a movement system of the machine tool and the depth of a damaged layer.

Abstract: A method and system for constructing a lightweight container-based user environment (CUE), and a medium, the method including: preparing, by a main process, for communication, cloning a child process, and then becoming a parent process; elevating, by the child process, permission, executing namespace isolation, and cloning a grandchild process, and setting, by the parent process, cgroups for the grandchild process; and setting, by the grandchild process, permission of the grandchild process to execute a command and a file, preparing an overlay file system, setting a hostname, restricting permission, and executing an initialization script to start the container. Multiple users are allowed to customize their own environments, enabling the users to customize their environments more flexibly, achieving privacy isolation, and making it easier and more secure to update a system. Therefore, it is particularly applicable to a high-performance computing cluster.

Abstract: A method and system for constructing a lightweight container-based user environment (CUE), and a medium, the method including: preparing, by a main process, for communication, cloning a child process, and then becoming a parent process; elevating, by the child process, permission, executing namespace isolation, and cloning a grandchild process, and setting, by the parent process, cgroups for the grandchild process; and setting, by the grandchild process, permission of the grandchild process to execute a command and a file, preparing an overlay file system, setting a hostname, restricting permission, and executing an initialization script to start the container. Multiple users are allowed to customize their own environments, enabling the users to customize their environments more flexibly, achieving privacy isolation, and making it easier and more secure to update a system. Therefore, it is particularly applicable to a high-performance computing cluster.