[Beowulf] How to configure a cluster network
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Kilian CAVALOTTI kilian at stanford.eduThu Jul 24 09:42:57 PDT 2008
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On Thursday 24 July 2008 05:42:22 am andrew holway wrote: > To give a half bisectional bandwidth the best approach is to set up > two as core switches and the other 4 as edge switches. > > Each edge switch will have four connections to each core switch > leaving 16 node connections on each edge switch. > > Should provide a 64 port network. I'm also curious to know if there's a general formula to determine the required number of IB swicthes (given their ports count) to create a full (or half) bisectional network capable of interconnecting say N leaf nodes, and especially, if there's a way to deterministically infer the manner to (inter)connect them. I've seen numerous examples involving small amounts of nodes and swicthes, but I can't figure a way to scale those examples to larger networks. Any pointers? Thanks, -- Kilian
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