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Proceedings Article | 8 June 2024 Paper

Allreduce algorithm optimization of OpenMPI communication library

Guangyao Zhang, Wei Wan, Junhong Li

Proceedings Volume 13171, 1317106 (2024) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3031959

KEYWORDS: Dysprosium, Mathematical optimization, Data processing, Parallel computing, Data communications, Telecommunications, Logic, Evolutionary algorithms, Computing systems, Computer architecture

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MPI (Message Passing Interface) plays a crucial role in the field of parallel computing. In the Allreduce algorithm of the OpenMPI communication library, there are some issues in handling communication scenarios with a number of processes that is non-power-of-two. The two existing algorithms address this by excluding some processes to achieve a power-of-two process count. However, the consideration factors are too simplistic, resulting in an imbalanced distribution of participating processes on nodes, greatly impacting communication efficiency. To address this problem, the layout of processes on nodes is taken into consideration, and the range of excluded processes is redefined. Both algorithms are subjected to generic load balancing optimizations and adaptations for domestic architectures, resulting in improved load balancing. Experimental results show that, under a communication scale of 16 nodes, the recursive_doubling algorithm achieves performance improvements of up to 30%, while the reduce_scatter_allgather algorithm achieves performance improvements of up to 21%.

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