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Historically, batch scheduling has dominated the management of High-Performance Computing (HPC) resources. One of the most significant limitations using this approach is an inability to predict both the start time and end time of jobs. Although existing researches such as resource reservation and queue-time prediction partially address this issue, a more predictable HPC system is needed, particularly...
The emerging class of adaptive, real-time, data-driven applications is a significant problem for today's HPC systems. In general, it is extremely difficult for queuing-system-controlled HPC resources to make and guarantee a tightly-bounded prediction regarding the time at which a newly-submitted application will execute. While a reservation-based approach partially addresses the problem, it can create...
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