A Layout-Oriented Routing Method for Low-Latency HPC Networks

A Layout-Oriented Routing Method for Low-Latency HPC Networks
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10.1587/transinf.2017pap0019
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2017-12
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IEICE Trans. Inf. Syst.
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Ryuta Kawano;Hiroshige Nakahara;I. Fujiwara;Hiroki Matsutani;M. Koibuchi;H. Amano
Ryuta Kawano;Hiroshige Nakahara;I. Fujiwara;Hiroki Matsutani;M. Koibuchi;H. Amano
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Ryuta Kawano;Hiroshige Nakahara;I. Fujiwara;Hiroki Matsutani;M. Koibuchi;H. Amano

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End-to-end network latency has become an important issue for parallel application on large-scale high performance computing (HPC) systems. It has been reported that randomly-connected inter-switch networks can lower the end-to-end network latency. This latency reduction is established in exchange for a large amount of routing information. That is, minimal routing on irregular networks is achieved by using routing tables for all destinations in the networks. In this work, a novel distributed routing method called LOREN (Layout-Oriented Routing with Entries for Neighbors) to achieve low-latency with a small routing table is proposed for irregular networks whose link length is limited. The routing tables contain both physically and topologically nearby neighbor nodes to ensure livelock-freedom and a small number of hops between nodes. Experimental results show that LOREN reduces the average latencies by 5.8% and improves the network throughput by up to 62% compared with a conventional compact routing method. Moreover, the number of required routing table entries is reduced by up to 91%, which improves scalability and flexibility for implementation. key words: high performance computing, network topology, interconnection networks