Adaptive recovery for parallel reactive power throttling
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsThomas M. Gooding, Brant L. Knudson, Cory Lappi, Ruth J. Poole, Andrew T. Tauferner
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AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsThomas M. Gooding, Brant L. Knudson, Cory Lappi, Ruth J. Poole, Andrew T. Tauferner
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Power throttling may be used to conserve power and reduce heat in a parallel computing environment. Compute nodes in the parallel computing environment may be organized into groups based on, for example, whether they execute tasks of the same job or receive power from the same converter. Once one of compute nodes in the group detects that a parameter (i.e., temperature, current, power consumption, etc.) has exceeded a first threshold, power throttling on all the nodes in the group may be activated. However, before deactivating power throttling, a plurality of parameters associated with the group of compute nodes may be monitored to ensure they are all below a second threshold. If so, the power throttling for all of the compute nodes is deactivated.
A computer program product for managing a parallel computing system that comprises a plurality of compute nodes, wherein the computing system comprises a global clock signal that informs each of the compute nodes of the global time for the computing system, the computer program product comprising:
A system, wherein the system includes a global clock signal that informs each of a plurality of compute nodes of the global time for the computing system, the system comprising:
A computer program product for managing a parallel computing system that comprises a plurality of compute nodes, wherein the computing system comprises a global clock signal that informs each of the compute nodes of the global time for the computing system, the computer program product comprising:
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