Ray Framework Integration
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Swarm integrates the Ray Framework to enable efficient distributed computing, optimizing resource allocation and task execution across its decentralized infrastructure. The core components of the integration include:
Ray Cluster
Head Node: The central node that manages the cluster, coordinating tasks and communicating with worker nodes.
Worker Nodes: Distributed nodes that execute tasks as directed by the head node.
Key Components
Scheduler: Allocates tasks to the most suitable nodes based on resource availability and workload demands.
Resource Manager: Monitors and manages compute, memory, and GPU resources across the cluster to maximize efficiency.
Driver: The user-facing program that submits tasks to the Ray cluster for execution.
Worker Types
GPU Workers: Specialized for tasks requiring high-performance parallel computation, such as AI model training and inference.
CPU Workers: Handles general-purpose compute tasks, including lightweight processing and application hosting.
Memory Workers: Optimized for in-memory processing, suitable for real-time analytics and data-intensive operations.
Task Types
Training: Distributed AI/ML model training, leveraging GPU workers for speed and efficiency.
Inference: Scalable AI inference tasks, ensuring low latency and high throughput for deployed models.
Data Processing: Parallelized data transformation and analytics, enabling faster and more efficient workflows.
By seamlessly integrating the Ray Framework, Swarm ensures scalable, efficient, and flexible execution of diverse workloads, making it a robust platform for modern AI and data-driven applications.