[Beowulf] How to know if infiniband network works?
Faraz Hussain
info at feacluster.com
Thu Aug 3 07:10:45 PDT 2017
Thanks, I installed the MPI tests from Ohio State. I ran osu_bw and
got the results below. What is confusing is I get the same result if I
use tcp or openib ( by doing --mca btl openib|tcp,self with my mpirun
command ). I also tried changing the environment variable: export
OMPI_MCA_btl=tcp,self,sm . Results are the same regardless of tcp or
openib..
And when I do ifconfig -a I still see zero traffic reported for the
ib0 and ib1 network.
# OSU MPI Bandwidth Test v5.3.2
# Size Bandwidth (MB/s)
1 1.23
2 6.55
4 12.83
8 25.42
16 49.35
32 101.99
64 190.78
128 362.64
256 712.64
512 576.00
1024 2410.36
2048 3548.19
4096 3427.19
8192 4259.77
16384 4399.37
32768 4566.43
65536 4617.49
131072 4682.98
262144 4690.70
524288 4701.48
1048576 4697.40
2097152 4706.88
4194304 4710.76
Quoting tegner at renget.se:
> I often use
> mpirun --np 2 --machinefile mpd.hosts mpitests-osu_latency
> mpirun --np 2 --machinefile mpd.hosts mpitests-osu_bw
> To test bandwidth and latency between to specific nodes (listed in
> mpd.hosts). On a CentOS/Redhat system these can be installed from
> the package mpitests-openmpi.
>
> /jon
>
>
> On 2 August 2017 at 18:44:17 +02:00, Faraz Hussain
> <info at feacluster.com> wrote:
>
>> I have inherited a 20-node cluster that supposedly has an
>> infiniband network. I am testing some mpi applications and am
>> seeing no performance improvement with multiple nodes. So I am
>> wondering if the Infiband network even works?
>>
>> The output of ifconfig -a shows an ib0 and ib1 network. I ran
>> ethtools ib0 and it shows:
>>
>> Speed: 40000Mb/s
>> Link detected: no
>>
>> and for ib1 it show:
>>
>> Speed: 10000Mb/s
>> Link detected: no
>>
>> I am assuming this means it is down? Any idea how to debug further
>> and restart it?
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
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