A few people have looked at EC2 for this lately. This one's a good read.
http://insidehpc.com/2009/08/03/comparing-hpc-cluster-amazons-ec2-nas-benchmarks-linpack/
There was another paper published too, if I can find it again I'll post
the link.
Damien
On 19/03/2010 9:17 PM, Joshua
Hi Hammad,
Before we launched the Penguin Computing On-Demand service we
conducted several tests that compared the latencies of EC2 with a
traditional HPC type setup (much like we have with our POD service). I
have a whole suite of tests that I'd be happy to share with you, but
to sum
Yes, it is -- sometimes we get so caught up in other issues that user emails
slip through the cracks. Sorry about that!
I actually have little experience with EC2 -- other than knowing that it works,
I don't know much about the performance that you can extract from it. I have
heard issues
Dear Hammad,
Can you please have a RUN with "sufficiently Larger Problem Instance"? Then
see what happens!!
Sufficientmay be 10 times greater than that you used.
best regards,
Amjad Ali.
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 3:10 AM, Hammad Siddiqi wrote:
> Dear All,
> Is
Dear All,
Is this the correct forum for sending these kind of emails. please let me
know if there is some other mailing list.
Thank
Best Regards,
Hammad Siddiqi
System Administrator,
Centre for High Performance Scientific Computing,
School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science,
National
Dear All,
I am facing very wierd results of OpenMPI 1.4.1 on Amazon EC2. I have
used Small Instance and and High CPU medium instance for benchmarking
latency and bandwidth. The OpenMPI was configured with the default
options. when the code is run in the cluster mode the latency and
bandwidth of