Optimizing GPU-Intensive Workloads with Converged Infrastructure
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47363/qk7ggk64Keywords:
Converged Infrastructure, GPU, Instance, Cluster, System Architecture, Management, Optimization, Case StudyAbstract
This research paper delves into the utilization of convergent infrastructure platforms to enhance the performance of applications that heavily depend on GPUs. The analysis examines the advantages, challenges and strategies involved in leveraging convergent infrastructure for scaling and hosting GPU workloads. Furthermore, a detailed case study is provided to illustrate the benefits and valuable insights gained through the implementation of convergent infrastructure platforms for GPU applications. Converged infrastructure platforms bring together computing, storage and networking resources into a platform simplifying the deployment and management of IT infrastructure. These platforms offer advantages such as optimized utilization of GPUs reduced ownership costs, streamlined hardware and software management improved scalability for applications enhanced security features, superior performance in cloud environments, flexibility, and stability. Successful implementations of convergent infrastructure have been seen in industries, like institutions, scientific research organizations and video rendering companies. Hence it is crucial to select and deploy a converged infrastructure platform that can effectively manage the needs of GPU intensive applications while ensuring optimal performance.
