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The latest updates to Federation LAPI and FFTs have led to significant improvements in packet sizes, which have doubled from 936 bytes to 1960 bytes. The incorporation of UDP alongside US protocols, inline completion handlers, new polling functions, and enhanced DGSP with LAPI Utilities have optimized performance. Notable bandwidth and latency statistics show peak on-node bandwidth reaching up to 2800 MB/s and off-node peaks of 230 MB/s. Phase 1 and Phase 2 comparisons between ESSL/PESSL and FFTW are also discussed, providing insights into performance variances.
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Federation LAPI and FFTs
New LAPI • Packet size has doubled (from 936 bytes to 1960) • Can use UDP as well as US protocols • Inline completion handlers • New polling functions • DGSP and associated LAPI Utils • New data structures • Statistics
Phase 1 Peak on Node: 2800 MB/s Peak off Node: 230 MB/s Get Bandwidth Latency on Node: 2.2e-05 Latency off Node: 9.8e-05 Get Latency
Phase 1 Peak on Node: 2100 MB/s Peak off Node: 230 MB/s Put Bandwidth Latency on Node: 1.4e-05 Latency off Node: 5.5e-05 Put Latency
Peak on Node: 3100 MB/s Peak off Node: 1250 MB/s Latency on Node: 3.1e-06 Latency off Node: 2.3e-05
Latency on Node: 2.1e-06 Latency off Node: 1.3e-05
Latency on Node: 3.9e-06 Latency off Node: 1.0e-05
Peak on Node: 2800 MB/s Peak off Node: 1250 MB/s
Peak on Node: 2900 MB/s Peak off Node: 1230 MB/s
1.7e-05 1.3e-05
Latency on Node: 9.1e-06 Latency off Node: 3.1e-05
FFTs • Comparing ESSL/PESSL and FFTW
Phase2 Starting ~15usecs Phase1
Phase2 Phase1