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Some of the nodes in my cluster do not have a GPU, but I would like to use CUDA-aware UCX for OpenMPI / MPICH. Note that the cluster is equipped with a high-speed Mellanox Ethernet interconnect.
The only approach so far that seems to work is to build UCX twice, once for GPU nodes (with CUDA & gdrcopy), and another for CPU-only nodes (without CUDA nor gdrcopy). This allows for CPU<->GPU and GPU<->GPU communication between GPU nodes, but if I have GPU node A and CPU-only node B and I attempt to send a GPU buffer from A to B's host memory, UCX fails (i.e. CPU<->GPU doesn't work in this case). So,
Is there a way to get this to work?
And is building UCX twice as above an officially supported approach?
I've also tried using a single CUDA-aware UCX build for both GPU & CPU-only nodes, but this causes the CPU-only nodes to stall during initialisation.
Library versions:
ucx: 1.17.0
gdrcopy: 2.4.2
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Some of the nodes in my cluster do not have a GPU, but I would like to use CUDA-aware UCX for OpenMPI / MPICH. Note that the cluster is equipped with a high-speed Mellanox Ethernet interconnect.
The only approach so far that seems to work is to build UCX twice, once for GPU nodes (with CUDA & gdrcopy), and another for CPU-only nodes (without CUDA nor gdrcopy). This allows for CPU<->GPU and GPU<->GPU communication between GPU nodes, but if I have GPU node A and CPU-only node B and I attempt to send a GPU buffer from A to B's host memory, UCX fails (i.e. CPU<->GPU doesn't work in this case). So,
I've also tried using a single CUDA-aware UCX build for both GPU & CPU-only nodes, but this causes the CPU-only nodes to stall during initialisation.
Library versions:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: