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of 1 output promc data file per directory. Running the modified code | of 1 output promc data file per directory. Running the modified code | ||
produced the following figures: | produced the following figures: | ||
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+ | Focusing on the ' | ||
+ | improvements both at low core numbers and a high core numbers: 80% rising to 90% and 20% rising to 40% respectively. | ||
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+ | The large step between 512 to 1024 is still present! | ||
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+ | As part of the bootcamp for MIRA the code was moved to the | ||
+ | BG/Q Mira and a subset up the benchmarks were run in the new | ||
+ | IO model. The results are shown in | ||
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+ | Again focusing on the Efficiency plot the results are very | ||
+ | similar. This suggest when using this naive IO model of each | ||
+ | mpi rank writing its own output ProMC file should be limited to | ||
+ | jobs of 512 cores or less for good utilization of the machine | ||
+ | and IO resouces. This is OK for Vesta where the minimum charging | ||
+ | is 32 nodes (ie 512 cores). While on Mira the minimum is 512 | ||
+ | nodes (ie 8192 cores) there is not a good match! | ||
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