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EverLab @ Aston

EverLab @ Aston. David Saad. Sept 2004 – up and running June 2005 – 2 CPU 4 HD fail May 2006 – 1 CPU 8 HD fail In comparison: 3 clusters of 7, 25, 150 nodes with no major failures. 14 blades registered on EverLab One storage node running Fedora core 4 Front running DHCP, PXE, Fedora core 5.

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EverLab @ Aston

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  1. EverLab @ Aston David Saad

  2. Sept 2004 – up and running June 2005 – 2 CPU 4 HD fail May 2006 – 1 CPU 8 HD fail In comparison:3 clusters of 7, 25, 150 nodes with no major failures 14 blades registered on EverLab One storage node running Fedora core 4 Front running DHCP, PXE, Fedora core 5 Status EverLab status

  3. Anticipated use of EverLab I • Message passing for inference • Graph colouring, data distribution • Power grids, traffic • Multinode communication (CDMA) • Large scale simulations • To validate theoretical results • Applicability to realistic systems

  4. Anticipated use of EverLab II • 3. Solving (saddle-point) equations numerically • Multinode communication • Computational complexity, colouring • Structural glasses • 4. Monte-Carlo for sampling & optimisation

  5. Software requirements • Basic programming languages • C, C++ • Fortran (?) • MPI

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