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Excessive resrc tree search can be a scalability bottleneck? #184

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dongahn opened this issue Aug 23, 2016 · 3 comments
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Excessive resrc tree search can be a scalability bottleneck? #184

dongahn opened this issue Aug 23, 2016 · 3 comments

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dongahn commented Aug 23, 2016

Hi @lipari: I am more closely looking into the scheduler code that may be on the critical path of the job throughput as part of #183 and came across this code.

I may have read the code wrong, but It seems our backfill plugin can perform a full resource tree search many times while trying to reserve those nodes that will be de-allocated soonest. My guess is that this may not scale as much as we like, in particular if the reservation is large and we have relatively large numbers of small jobs currently running.

You and I also discussed other ways to improve tree traversal and lookup. Please regard this issue as a handle to discuss issues relevant to resrc performance and scalability.

Just to make it clear, I haven't quantified the impact of this on the overall job throughput and not asking you to take on some immediate work.

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dongahn commented Dec 28, 2016

FYI -- this is one of the issues that PR #184 will ultimately address. Leaving it open for now.

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dongahn commented Oct 23, 2017

FYI -- PR #274 landed which will be one of the core performance-guaranteeing layer for this problem. The early findings for scheduler-driven aggregate update scheme is documented in #269.

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dongahn commented Mar 31, 2018

Closr this as such an effort should go into the new resource layer.

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