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High-Quality Fault Resiliency in Fat Trees
John Gliksberg, Antoine Capra, Alexandre Louvet, Pedro Javier Garcia, Devan Sohier

High-Quality Fault Resiliency in Fat Trees

Science & Mathematics Published 2020 Verification Pending

Overview & Synopsis

Coupling regular topologies with optimised routing algorithms is key in pushing the performance of interconnection networks of supercomputers. In this paper we present Dmodc, a fast deterministic routing algorithm for Parallel Generalised Fat-Trees (PGFTs) which minimises congestion risk even under massive network degradation caused by equipment failure. Dmodc computes forwarding tables with a closed-form arithmetic formula by relying on a fast preprocessing phase. This allows complete re-routing of networks with tens of thousands of nodes in less than a second. In turn, this greatly helps centralised fabric management react to faults with high-quality routing tables and no impact to running applications in current and future very large-scale HPC clusters.

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Document Title High-Quality Fault Resiliency in Fat Trees
Author / Organization John Gliksberg, Antoine Capra, Alexandre Louvet, Pedro Javier Garcia, Devan Sohier
Subject & Discipline Multidisciplinary Academic Open Research
Categories Science & Mathematics
Publication Year 2020
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Language EN
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