Javier Delgado Grid-Enabledment of Scientific Applications Professor S. Masoud Sadjadi. Cluster Computing. Essence of a Beowulf. Hardware One head/master node (Several) compute nodes Interconnection modality (e.g. ethernet) Software Parallel Programming Infrastructure
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Javier Delgado Grid-Enabledment of Scientific Applications Professor S. Masoud Sadjadi Cluster Computing Cluster Computing - GCB
Cluster Computing - GCB Scheduling • Multiple users fighting for resources = bad • Don't allow them to do so directly • Computer users are greedy • Let the system allocate resources • Users like to know job status without having to keep an open session
Cluster Computing - GCB Cluster Solutions • Do-it-yourself (DIY) • OSCAR • Rocks • Pelican HPC (formerly Parallel Knoppix) • Microsoft Windows CCE • OpenMosix (closed March 2008) • Clustermatic (no activity since 2005)
Cluster Computing - GCB DIY Cluster • Advantages • Control • Learning Experience • Disadvantages • Control • Administration
Cluster Computing - GCB Building the Cluster • Install compute node image on the compute node • Manually • PXE Boot (pxelinux, etherboot, etc.) • RedHat Kickstart • etc. • Configure host name, NFS, etc. • ... for each node!
Cluster Computing - GCB Maintainance • Software updates in head node require update in compute node • Failed nodes must be temporarily removed from head node configuration files
Cluster Computing - GCB Building the Cluster • But what if my boss wants a 200-node cluster? • Monster.com • OR come up with your own automation scheme • OR Use OSCAR or Rocks
Cluster Computing - GCB Cluster Solutions • Do-it-yourself (DIY) • OSCAR • Rocks • Pelican HPC (formerly Parallel Knoppix) • Microsoft Windows CCE • OpenMosix (closed March 2008) • Clustermatic (no activity since 2005)
Cluster Computing - GCB OSCAR • Open Source Cluster Application Resources • Fully-integrated software bundle to ease deployment and management of a cluster • Provides • Management Wizard • Command-line tools • System Installation Suite
Cluster Computing - GCB Overview of Process • Install OSCAR-approved Linux distribution • Install OSCAR distribution • Create node image(s) • Add nodes • Start computing
Cluster Computing - GCB OSCAR Management Wizard • Download/install/remove OSCAR packages • Build a cluster image • Add/remove cluster nodes • Configure networking • Reimage or test a node with the Network Boot Manager
Cluster Computing - GCB OSCAR Command Line tools • Everything the Wizard offers • yume • Update node packages • C3 - The Cluster Command Control Tools • provide cluster-wide versions of common commands • Concurrent execution • example 1: copy a file from the head node to all visualization nodes • example 2: execute a script on all compute nodes
Cluster Computing - GCB C3 List of Commands • cexec: execution of any standard command on all cluster nodes • ckill: terminates a user specified process • cget: retrieves files or directories from all cluster nodes • cpush: distribute files or directories to all cluster nodes • cpushimage: update the system image on all cluster nodes using an image captured by the SystemImager tool
Cluster Computing - GCB List of Commands (cont.) • crm: remove files or directories • cshutdown: shutdown or restart all cluster nodes • cnum: returns a node range number based on node name • cname: returns node names based on node ranges • clist: returns all clusters and their type in a configuration file
Example c3 configuration # /etc/c3.conf ## # describes cluster configuration ## cluster gcb { gcb.fiu.edu #head node dead placeholder #change command line to 1 indexing compute-0-[0-8] #first set of nodes exclude 5 #offline node in the range (killed by J. Figueroa) } ------- Cluster Computing - GCB
Cluster Computing - GCB OPIUM • The OSCAR Password Installer and User Management • Synchronize user accounts • Set up passwordless SSH • Periodically check for changes in passwords
Cluster Computing - GCB SIS • System Installation Suite • Installs Linux systems over a network • Image-based • Allows different images for different nodes • Nodes can be booted from network, floppy, or CD.
Cluster Computing - GCB Cluster Solutions • Do-it-yourself (DIY) • OSCAR • Rocks • Pelican HPC (formerly Parallel Knoppix) • Microsoft Windows CCE • OpenMosix (closed March 2008) • Clustermatic (no activity since 2005)
Cluster Computing - GCB Rocks • Disadvantages • Tight-coupling of software • Highly-automated • Advantages • Highly-automated... • But also flexible
