Creating Private Network Overlays for High Performance Scientific Computing
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Abstract: In this paper we describe an approach in creating private network overlays in user-space to support the dynamic creation of personal clusters on-demand. These personal clusters are created by submitting job proxies to High Performance Computing (HPC) clusters. Job proxies contribute CPU resources back to the personal cluster when they eventually run, allowing application jobs to execute on them in a system call virtualized run-time environment. The virtualized run-time environment enables additional personal cluster-wide services to be interposed, including a private network overlay instantiated for each personal cluster created. The interposed private network overlay allows the personal clusters to tunnel IP traffic thorough gateway nodes at each contributing HPC cluster site in order to provision resources across private networks, survive transient network outages, support critical services like distributed filesystems, and in some cases, improve network transfer throughput across the wide-area network. This paper describes our design and implementation strategy, and concludes with some general guiding principles to aid other projects of a similar nature.
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