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Old 06-30-2011, 04:01 AM   #1
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kernel settings for batch processing


Hi Gurus,

is there anybody which has a knowledge and experience in batch processing ? Does anybody know how can I tuning bigmem and hugepages settings for cluster node. On this node is running mostly one process which consuming allmost 98% of memory and 100% CPU.

On the internet I have found only tuning settings for Oracle. Does anybody knows how can I tuning linux kernel for machine with 16cores and 24GB or 48Gb RAM ? I dont need TCP settings, for me important is memory and CPU.

Very often software on the cluster using OpenMPI. Does anybody has an experience with tunning MPI environment ?


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Konrad
 
  


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