Hi,
Am 26.12.2011 um 17:55 schrieb Santosh Ansumali:
> Dear Dr. Correa,
>Sorry for my ignorance on cluster maintenance. So far our
> cluster is just set-up by a vendor and we do not know more details.
> So far I am understanding the concept but we are not able to follow
> what precisely we
I confess I'm confused. OMPI allows you to "oversubscribe" a node without any
modification of job allocations. Just ask it to launch however many processes
you want - it will ignore the allocated number of slots and do it.
It will set the sched_yield appropriately to deal with the oversubscripti
Thanks for the response. May be I am wrong. However my argument is as
follows: our test shows that a 100^3 grid per core performs 10 times
faster (normalised in proper unit) than 200^3. Both of these sizes
are not fitting in cache. 100^3 run is benefiting due to smaller size
where compiler is gu
Hi,
If your problem is memory bound and if you don't use the whole memory
capacity of one node, it means that you are limited by your memory
bandwidth. In this case oversubscribing the number of processes will lead
to worse behavior, as all processes will fight for the same memory
bandwidth.
Just
Dear Dr. Correa,
Sorry for my ignorance on cluster maintenance. So far our
cluster is just set-up by a vendor and we do not know more details.
So far I am understanding the concept but we are not able to follow
what precisely we need to try out for allowing oversubscription.
In this submissio
Am 23.12.2011 um 21:16 schrieb Gustavo Correa:
> I don't know about the grid engine/ SGE.
> However, in Torque, the batch/resource manager I use,
> to allow oversubscription, you need to modify the batch server nodes file
> and pretend the nodes have more cores than the physical ones.
> [Somethin
I don't know about the grid engine/ SGE.
However, in Torque, the batch/resource manager I use,
to allow oversubscription, you need to modify the batch server nodes file
and pretend the nodes have more cores than the physical ones.
[Something like 'node01 np=8' would change to 'node01 np=16' for in
