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[QST] cuGraph example multi_gpu_pagerank: warning on "read the data from disk" #285

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peizhaoliu opened this issue Mar 20, 2020 · 1 comment
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peizhaoliu commented Mar 20, 2020

Hi,we run the "rapidsai/notebooks-contrib/../cugraph/multi_gpu_pagerank.ipynb" on 'twitter-2010.csv' dataset by using 4 Tesla T4 (16GB), these gpus are not connected with nvlink. Our process throw warning during "Read the data from disk". The warning below: "Memory use is high but worker has no data to disk. Perhaps some other process is leaking memory? Process memory: 5.83GB -- Worker memory limit: 8.29GB". Our code is the same as this example.
Besides, we found that the needed libraries are import dask_cugraph.pagerank as dcg in rapids docs, not the import cugraph.dask.pagerank as dcg in this example, but we can't find the dask_cugraph in anaconda repo, why?
Our environment: rapids 0.12.0, cuda10.1, centos 7.6, py3.7.
Could you please show me some tips about this issue?

Sincerely.

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@peizhaoliu peizhaoliu changed the title cuGraph example multi_gpu_pagerank: warning on "read the data from disk" [QST] cuGraph example multi_gpu_pagerank: warning on "read the data from disk" Mar 20, 2020
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@BradReesWork @afender should we move this notebook in question to the cugraph repo so that it remains better updated?

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