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High-speed network modeling for full system simulation
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High-speed network modeling for full system simulation
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Diego Lugones
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Daniel Franco
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Dolores Rexachs
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Juan C. Moure
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Emilio Luque
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Eduardo Argollo
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Ayose Falcón
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Daniel Ortega
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Paolo Faraboschi
The widespread adoption of
cluster computing
systems has shifted the modeling focus from synthetic traffic to realistic workloads to better capture the complex interactions between applications and architecture. In this context, a full-system
simulation environment
also needs to model the networking component, but the simulation duration that is practically affordable is too short to appropriately stress the networking bottlenecks. In this paper, we present a methodology that overcomes this problem and enables the modeling of interconnection networks while ensuring representative results with fast simulation turnaround. We use standard network tools to extract simplified models that are statistically validated and at the same time compatible with a full
system simulation
environment. We propose three models with different accuracy vs. speed ratios that compute network latency times according to the estimated traffic and measure them on a real-world parallel scientific application.
Conference:
IEEE International Symposium on Workload Characterization - IISWC
, pp. 24-33, 2009
DOI:
10.1109/IISWC.2009.5306799
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...As a result, it is not uncommon for full-system simulators to compromise accuracy for improvements in simulation speed and reduced complexity [4,
15
]...
...The concept of load-delay curve representation has also been used in the past [
15
], but in a more complex manner and for entire segments of a high-speed cluster interconnect...
Michael K. Papamichael
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et al.
FIST: A fast, lightweight, FPGA-friendly packet latency estimator for ...
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