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Architecture and Performance of Dynamic Offloading Mechanism for Maestro2 Cluster Network
2007
IPSJ Digital Courier
In this paper, an architecture of software environment to offload user-defined software modules to Maestro2 cluster network, named Maestro dynamic offloading mechanism (MDO), is described. Maestro2 is a high-performance network for clusters. The network interface and the switch of Maestro2 have a general-purpose processor tightly coupled with a dedicated communication hardware. MDO enables the users to offload software modules to both the network interface and the switch. MDO includes a wrapper
doi:10.2197/ipsjdc.3.683
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