Backport #3759 to master. #4340
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Organize the processes into groups so that the two steps of metadata aggregation has more or less the same number or participants. This replaces in-node aggregation in first step. The new strategy balances the size of metadata gathered in the two steps.
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…aster branch ornladios#4340) Organize the processes into groups so that the two steps of metadata aggregation has more or less the same number or participants. This replaces in-node aggregation in first step. The new strategy balances the size of metadata gathered in the two steps.
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Organize the processes into groups so that the two steps of metadata aggregation has more or less the same number or participants. This replaces in-node aggregation in first step. The new strategy balances the size of metadata gathered in the two steps.