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Title Fine-grained data caching approaches to speedup a distributed RDataFrame analysis
Author(s) Padulano, Vincenzo Eduardo (Valencia, Polytechnic U. ; CERN) ; Tejedor Saavedra, Enric (CERN) ; Alonso-Jordá, Pedro (Valencia, Polytechnic U.)
Publication 2021
Number of pages 11
In: EPJ Web Conf. 251 (2021) 02027
In: 25th International Conference on Computing in High-Energy and Nuclear Physics (CHEP), Online, Online, 17 - 21 May 2021, pp.02027
DOI 10.1051/epjconf/202125102027
Subject category Computing and Computers
Project CERN-EP-RDET
Abstract Thanks to its RDataFrame interface, ROOT now supports the execution of the same physics analysis code both on a single machine and on a cluster of distributed resources. In the latter scenario, it is common to read the input ROOT datasets over the network from remote storage systems, which often increases the time it takes for physicists to obtain their results. Storing the remote files much closer to where the computations will run can bring latency and execution time down. Such a solution can be improved further by caching only the actual portion of the dataset that will be processed on each machine in the cluster, reusing it in subsequent executions on the same input data. This paper shows the benefits of applying different means of caching input data in a distributed ROOT RDataFrame analysis. Two such mechanisms will be applied to this kind of workflow with different configurations, namely caching on the same nodes that process data or caching on a separate server.
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