[cadynce] Additional GT4 simulations completed,
results summarized..
Adam Porter
aporter at cs.umd.edu
Fri Jun 8 12:14:37 CDT 2007
Hi Gaurav,
When you generate the "special, critical path sensitive allocation",
please send it to me too.
Thanks,
Adam
Gautam Thaker wrote:
> The link below shows the summary of my results for GT4.
>
> https://repo.isis.vanderbilt.edu/twiki/bin/view/CADYNCE/OneFiftyFiftyCase1#Summary_of_All_the_Runs
>
>
> It is curious to note that forcing all "critical path" processing to be
> highest priority does not give us much different results than "equal
> priorities". I have verified that preemptive, priority based scheduling
> is properly modeled. I have to look more into this issue, but I suspect
> results may hold and are prob. due to fact that "critical path"
> processing of all 10 strings simply creates enough interference to make
> these larger end to end times so.
>
> I wonder if we can do an allocation where all 60 processes of 10
> critical strings (each having 6 processes) can be spread in such a
> manner on 50 blades that no more than one critical process is on one
> blade (which it shares w/ other non-critical process) for 40 of them and
> 10 of them do share. The shared ones can be the ones that somehow would
> have least impact.
>
> Gaurav, can we try to find such a 50 blade allocation? I would like to
> run this case as "special, critical path sensitive allocation".
>
> Gautam
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