[Beowulf] HPC fault tolerance using virtualization
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John Hearns hearnsj at googlemail.comMon Jun 15 10:59:37 PDT 2009
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I was doing a search on ganglia + ipmi (I'm looking at doing such a thing for temperature measurement) when I cam across this paper: http://www.csm.ornl.gov/~engelman/publications/nagarajan07proactive.ppt.pdf Proactive Fault Tolerance for HPC using Xen virtualization Its something I've wanted to see working - doing a Xen live migration of a 'dodgy' compute node, and the job just keeps on trucking. Looks as if these guys have it working. Anyone else seen similar? John Hearns
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