CBA: Communication-Bound-Aware Cross-Domain Resource Assignment for Pipeline-Parallel Distributed LLM Training in Dynamic Multi-DC Optical Networks
We propose a communication-bound-aware cross-domain resource assignment framework for pipeline-parallel distributed training over multi-datacenter optical networks, which lowers iteration time by 31.25% and reduces 13.20% blocking requests compared to baselines.
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