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No-Restart Elasticity in an Adaptive Runtime System for Cloud-Native HPC
Exploiting discounted spot instances for HPC requires an application to change its resource allocation at runtime, shrinking ahead of an interruption and expanding onto replacement capacity. Existing elasticity mechanisms implement rescaling as a full process teardown followed by a cold restart at t
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