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##### CPU
To run the required parallel containers, our simulations demanded a minimum of 16 cores. For many scenarios we scaled up to 32 cores (64 threads).
The essence of Wakurtosis simulations involved running multiple containers in parallel to mimic a network and its topology, with each container functioning as a separate node.
Having the containers operate in parallel provided a basic yet realistic representation of network behavior.
Operating the containers concurrently—as opposed to a sequential, one-at-a-time approach—allowed us to simulate network behavior with greater fidelity, closely mirroring the simultaneous node interactions that naturally occur within real-world network infrastructures.
In this scenario, the CPU acts as the workhorse, needing to process the activities of every node simultaneously.
Our computations indicated a need for at least 16 cores to ensure seamless simulations without lag or delays from overloading.
However, even higher core counts could not robustly reach our target scale due to inherent single-machine limitations.