package provides for the dynamic modification of a user’s environment via modulefiles.
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| of the :command:`module` command run. | | of the :command:`module` command run. |
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| It is advised to run this recipe code on your setup to observe the I/O load | | It is advised to run this recipe code on your setup to observe the I/O load |
| gain you could obtain. As said earlier the less I/O operations there are, the | | gain you could obtain. As said earlier the less I/O operations there are, the |
| faster the :command:`module` command could be. But this highly depends on your | | faster the :command:`module` command could be. But this highly depends on your |
| storage system, on the number of modulefiles and on the number of active | | storage system, on the number of modulefiles and on the number of active |
| users. You may not notice a big difference if your modulefiles are installed | | users. You may not notice a big difference if your modulefiles are installed |
| on a local SSD storage whereas it can be a game changer if instead the | | on a local SSD storage whereas it can be a game changer if instead the |
| modulefiles are hosted on a shared HDD filesystem that is accessed by | | modulefiles are hosted on a shared HDD filesystem that is accessed by |
| hundreds of users. | | hundreds of users. |
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