[Beowulf] Stress / torture test cluster hardware
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John Hearns john.hearns at streamline-computing.comSun Oct 8 01:09:11 PDT 2006
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Nico Mittenzwey wrote: > Dear Beowulf mailing list members, > > we are building a new Beowulf cluster at the moment. New hardware is > arriving every day. Now we want to make certain that this hardware has > no errors. Therefore we want to stress test them. > Do you know of any papers, articles, proceedings, tools... concerning > this topic beside the ones below? All of the links you suggest look good. Other things to consider for a stress test are: Unpack a clean Linux kernel tree. Do a kernel compile. Tar up the resulting tree. Repeat, and compare the two resulting tar files. A linux kernel compile is a surprisingly good way of stressing a system. On a completed cluster, run HPL on all nodes for an extended period and let the cluster heat up.
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