DOE OSTI · 1016620
Providing Runtime Clock Synchronization With Minimal Node-to-Node Time Deviation on XT4s and XT5s
Abstract
We present a new high precision clock synchronization algorithm designed for large XT4 and XT5 leadership-class machines. The algorithm, which is designed to support OS noise reduction through co-scheduling, is suitable for usage cases requiring low overhead and minimal time deviation between nodes. Unlike most high-precision algorithms which reach their precision in a post-mortem analysis after the application has completed, the new ORNL developed algorithm rapidly provides precise results during runtime. Previous to our work, the leading high-precision clock synchronization algorithms that made results available during runtime relied on probabilistic schemes that are not guaranteed to result in an answer.
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Jones, Terry R, Koenig, Gregory A. 2011-01-01. Providing Runtime Clock Synchronization With Minimal Node-to-Node Time Deviation on XT4s and XT5s. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1016620
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