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6 Application Examples
This chapter describes the steps to start several representative applications that vary in their
structure and requirements:
• A workstation application that is launched remotely to use only a single node in the SVA.
See Section 6.1.
• An application that uses render and display capabilities of the SVA (for example, ParaView).
See Section 6.2.
• A workstation application that uses Chromium software and DMX to display on multiple
tiles using the SVA. See Section 6.3.
Table 6-1 summarizes the differences among three application scenarios, detailed in the following
sections.
Table 6-1 Comparison Summary of Application Scenarios
BenefitData AccessKey SVA TaskApplication Type
Scenario
Remote access to
high-end
workstations
managed as a shared,
cluster resource.
Large dataset from
computations using a
high-speed file
system.
Access cluster
workstations from
offices over standard
ethernet network
using HP RGS.
Workstation
application
Remote access using
HP RGS
Parallel application
can scale up to
visualize very large
datasets.
Large dataset loaded
in parallel by
application
components using a
high-speed parallel
file system.
Allocate appropriate
render and display
nodes and invoke and
initialize the run-time
environment and
applications.
Parallel, distributed
data, cluster
application
Data scaling and
compositing
Workstation
application can
display its output on
a multi-tile display
via installed open
source facilities.
Large dataset from
computations using a
high-speed file
system.
Allocate appropriate
nodes, invoke and
initialize the run-time
environment,
applications, and
support facilities.
Workstation
application
Resolution
scaling/multi-tile
Cluster application
can scale up to
display on walls and
immersive displays
using available
libraries, for example,
CAVELib™ or VR
Juggler.
Large dataset loaded
in parallel by
application
components via a
high-speed parallel
file system.
Allocate appropriate
nodes, initialize the
run-time
environment, and
invoke distributed
application
components.
Multi-display, cluster
application
6.1 Running an Existing Application on a Single SVA Workstation
This section describes the main steps and considerations to get an application that already runs
on a single workstation to run on a single node within an SVA. Control takes place using a
workstation remote to the cluster.
6.1.1 Assumptions and Goal
This example assumes you have a visualization application that currently runs on a single
workstation. It also assumes that you have not specifically modified it to take advantage of the
parallel features of a cluster.
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- User's Guide 1
- Table of Contents 3
- 4 Table of Contents 4
- Table of Contents 5 5
- List of Figures 7
- List of Tables 9
- About This Document 11
- 4 Related Information 12
- 5 Publishing History 12
- 6 HP Encourages Your Comments 12
- 1 Introduction 13
- 1.2 SVA Clusters 14
- 1.3 Displays 15
- 1.4 SVA Functional Attributes 15
- 1.5 Application Support 16
- 1.5.1 OpenGL Applications 17
- 1.5.2 Scenegraph Applications 17
- 2 SVA Architecture 19
- 20 SVA Architecture 20
- 2.2.3 Components of an SVA 21
- 2.3 SVA Operation 22
- 2.3 SVA Operation 23 23
- 3 SVA Hardware and Software 25
- 3.2 Bounded Configuration 26
- 3.4 Network Configurations 27
- 3.5 Display Devices 28
- 3.6 SVA Software Summary 28
- 3.6.1 Linux Operating System 29
- 4 Quick Start 33
- 4.3 Run a Test Application 34
- % export DISPLAY node:0.0 35
- 36 Quick Start 36
- % sva_remote.sh -I 37
- 5.1 Configuration Data Files 39
- 5.4.1 Head Node 43
- 5.4.2 Remote-Capable Node 43
- % sva_vgltvnc.sh -I 44
- % unset XAUTHORITY 44
- % module load hp/mpi 44
- 5.7 G-Sync Framelock Support 45
- 6 Application Examples 47
- 48 Application Examples 48
- Display Node 49
- 6.1.2.4 Launch Script 50
- 6.1.3.1 Assumptions 52
- % /opt/TurboVNC/bin/vncpasswd 53
- 6.1.3.3 Collaborative Viewing 54
- 6.2.1 Assumptions and Goal 55
- 6.2.2 ParaView Overview 56
- Local Desktop 57
- Display Node 2 57
- Render Nodes 57
- 6.2.4 Data Access 58
- 6.2.5 Use of Display Surfaces 58
- 6.2.6 Launch Script Template 59
- 6.3.1 Assumptions and Goal 59
- 60 Application Examples 60
- 6.3.5 Data Access 61
- 6.3.6 Using Display Surfaces 62
- 6.3.7 Launch Script 62
- Glossary 65
- 66 Glossary 66
- 68 Index 68
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