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Distributed computing in a heterogeneous computing environment

Authors: Edgar Gabriel; Michael M. Resch; Thomas Beisel; Rainer Keller;

Distributed computing in a heterogeneous computing environment

Abstract

Distributed computing is a means to overcome the limitations of single computing systems. In this paper we describe how clusters of heterogeneous supercomputers can be used to run a single application or a set of applications. We concentrate on the communication problem in such a configuration and present a software library called PACX-MPI that was developed to allow a single system image from the point of view of an MPI programmer. We describe the concepts that have been implemented for heterogeneous clusters of this type and give a description of real applications using this library.

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influence
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