[Beowulf] how to detect boundedness
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stephen mulcahy smulcahy at aplpi.comTue Jan 22 00:38:48 PST 2008
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Toon Knapen wrote: > I would like to ask you all what your preferred method is to detect if > and how strongly an application is cpu-, memory- or I/O-bound. Do you > 1) just run the app. on different machines (with diff. characteristics) > 2) use the profiler > 3) use hardware monitors such as cache-miss rate, ... > .... > Hi, I'm inclined to use a bunch of tools (htop, dstat, vmstat, iostat, free, ganglia) to get a picture of whats happening on the system while my app is running and then start making some inferences from the behaviour I observe. Having the ability to test your application on hardware with different characteristics after coming to some tentative conclusions about the charactertistics of your application sounds like a good option but could be pretty time consuming. -stephen -- Stephen Mulcahy, Applepie Solutions Ltd., Innovation in Business Center, GMIT, Dublin Rd, Galway, Ireland. +353.91.751262 http://www.aplpi.com Registered in Ireland, no. 289353 (5 Woodlands Avenue, Renmore, Galway)
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