Parallel Processing with IPython

Parallel Processing with IPython January 22, 2010

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IPython.kernel • IPython's interactive kernel provides a simple (but powerful) interface for task- based parallel programming. • Allows fast development and tuning of task-parallel algorithm to better utilize resources. 7

Getting started --- local cluster UNIX and OSX (and now WINDOWS) manually WINDOWS # run ipcluster to start-up a # run ipcontroller and then # controller and a set of engines # ipengine for each desired engine $ ipcluster local –n 4 > start /B C:Python25Scriptsipcontroller.exe Your cluster is up and running. > start /B C:Python25Scriptsipengine.exe > start /B C:Python25Scriptsipengine.exe ... > start /B C:Python25Scriptsipengine.exe ... You can then cleanly stop the cluster from IPython using: 2009-02-11 23:58:26-0600 [-] Log opened. 2009-02-11 23:58:28-0600 [-] Using furl file: C:Documents mec.kill(controller=True) and Settingsdemo_ip ythonsecurityipcontroller-engine.furl You can also hit Ctrl-C to stop it, or use from the cmd 2009-02-11 23:58:28-0600 [-] registered engine with id: 3 line: 2009-02-11 23:58:28-0600 [-] distributing Tasks 2009-02-11 23:58:28-0600 [Negotiation,client] engine kill -INT 20465 registration succeeded, got id: 3 Creates several key-files in Creates several key-files in %HOME%_ipythonsecurity : ~/.ipython/security : ipcontroller-engine.furl ipcontroller-engine.furl ipcontroller-mec.furl ipcontroller-mec.furl ipcontroller-tc.furl ipcontroller-tc.furl 8

Getting started -- distributed • Run ipcontroller on a host and create .furl files • Creates separate .furl files to be used by the different connections (engine, multiengine client, task client). • Places .furl files by default in ~/.ipython/security (UNIX or Mac OSX) or %HOME%_ipythonsecurity (Windows). • Takes --<connection>-furl-file=FILENAME options where <connection> is engine, multiengine, or task to place the .furl files somewhere else. • Ensure the ipcontroller-engine.furl file is available to each host that will run an engine and run ipengine on these hosts. • Either place it in the default security directory • Use the –furl-file=FILENAME option to ipengine • Ensure the multiengine (task) .furl file is available to each host that will run a multiengine (task) client. • Either place it in the default security directory • Pass the FILENAME as the first argument to the constructor 9

Initialize client >>> from IPython.kernel import client MULTIENGINECLIENT TASKCLIENT # * allows fine-grained control # * does not expose individual # * each engine has an id number # engines # * more intuitive for beginners # * presents a load-balanced, # optional argument can be # fault-tolerant queue # location of mec furl-file # optional argument can be # created by the controller # location of tc furl-file >>> mec = client.MultiEngineClient() # created by the controller >>> mec.get_ids() >>> tc = client.TaskClient() [0 1 2 3] mec.map -- parallel map tc.map –- parallel map mec.parallel –- parallel function tc.parallel –- function decorator mec.execute -- execute in parallel tc.run -- run Tasks mec.push -- push data tc.get_task_result – get result mec.pull -- pull data mec.scatter -- spread out client.MapTask –- function-like mec.gather -- collect back client.StringTask –- code-string mec.kill -- kill engines and controller 10

MultiEngineClient SCALAR FUNCTION  PARALLEL VECTORIZED FUNCTION # Using map >>> def func(x): ... return x**2.5 * (3*x – 2) # standard map >>> result = map(func, range(32)) # mec.map >>> parallel_result = mec.map(func, range(32)) # mec.parallel >>> pfunc = mec.parallel()(func) or using decorators @mec.parallel def pfunc(x): return x**2.5 * (3*x – 2) >>> parallel_result2 = pfunc(range(32)) 11

TaskClient – Load Balancing SCALAR FUNCTION  PARALLEL VECTORIZED FUNCTION # Using map >>> def func(x): ... return x**2.5 * (3*x – 2) # standard map >>> result = map(func, range(32)) # mec.map >>> parallel_result = tc.map(func, range(32)) # mec.parallel >>> pfunc = tc.parallel()(func) or using decorators @tc.parallel def pfunc(x): return x**2.5 * (3*x – 2) >>> parallel_result2 = pfunc(range(32)) 12

MultiEngineClient EXECUTE CODESTRING IN PARALLEL >>> from enthought.blocks.api import func2str # decorator that turns python-code into a string >>> @func2str ... def code(): ... import numpy as np ... a = np.random.randn(N,N) ... eigs, vals = np.linalg.eig(a) ... maxeig = max(abs(eigs)) >>> mec['N'] = 100 >>> result = mec.execute(code) >>> print mec['maxeig'] [10.471428625885835, 10.322386155553213, 10.237638983818622, 10.614715948426941] 13

TaskClient – Load Balancing Queue EXECUTE CODESTRING IN PARALLEL >>> from enthought.blocks.api import func2str # decorator that turns python-code into a string >>> @func2str ... def code(): ... import numpy as np ... a = np.random.randn(N,N) ... eigs, vals = np.linalg.eig(a) ... maxeig = max(abs(eigs)) >>> task = client.StringTask(str(code), push={'N':100}, pull='maxeig') >>> ids = [tc.run(task) for i in range(4)] >>> res = [tc.get_task_result(id) for id in ids] >>> print [x['maxeig'] for x in res] [10.439989436983467, 10.250842410862729, 10.040835983392991, 10.603885977189803] 14

Parallel FFT On Memory Mapped File Time Processors Speed Up (seconds) 1 11.75 1.0 2 6.06 1.9 4 3.36 3.5 8 2.50 4.7

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