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A cluster computer consists of multiple connected nodes that work together like a single system. It can increase performance over a single computer by distributing work across nodes. There are different types of clusters, including load balancing clusters for high performance computing, visualization clusters with graphics cards, and grids that pool multiple distributed resources. Key advantages of clusters are increased performance through parallel processing, scalability by adding nodes, and lower cost by using commodity hardware. Performance monitoring is important as a cluster's speed depends on its nodes and network connection.
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Big data is a popular term used to define the exponential evolution and availability of data, includes both structured and unstructured data. The volatile progression of demands on big data processing imposes heavy burden on computation, communication and storage in geographically distributed data centers. Hence it is necessary to minimize the cost of big data processing, which also includes fault tolerance cost. Big Data processing involves two types of faults: node failure and data loss. Both the faults can be recovered using heartbeat messages. Here heartbeat messages acts as an acknowledgement messages between two servers. This paper depicts about the study of node failure and recovery, data replication and heartbeat messages.
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using dynamically partitioning data during the Map phase and by using virtual machine mapping in the Reduce phase in
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- 1. 5/2/2013 1 AMRAPALI INSTITUTE Vinay Kumar CSE 4th Year
- 2. • Introduction. • Cluster and Supercomputers. • Cluster Types and Advantages. • Cluster Performance. 5/2/2013 2
- 3. • Group of computers and servers (connected together) that act like a single system. • Each system is called a Node. • Node contain one or more Processor , Ram ,Hard disk and LAN card. • Nodes work in Parallel. • We can increase performance by adding more Nodes. 5/2/2013 3
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- 5. A supercomputer is a computer that performs at or near the currently highest operational rate for computers. A supercomputer is typically used for scientific and engineering applications that must handle very large databases or do a great amount of computation. IBM's Roadrunner is the fastest supercomputer in the world. 5/2/2013 5
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- 8. • Load Balancing Cluster ( High Performance Cluster). • Visualization Clusters. • Grid Computing. 5/2/2013 8
- 9. It increases computer performance exponentially by sharing the workload, spreading any given task among different cluster nodes. The two main types of jobs that are run on HPC clusters are serial and parallel. Parallel jobs break the problem up into parts and use a communication layer to spread the workload among many machines and processors. A serial job runs on one machine with no communication to other nodes. 5/2/2013 9
- 10. 10 Cluster types: Load Balancing Cluster Task 5/2/2013
- 15. 15 Data sent Data sent Data sent Running Program(Parallel) 5/2/2013
- 18. A visualization cluster is an HPC cluster with addition of powerful graphics cards. Used to tackle high-resolution and real-time simulations. Weather forecasting DNA sequence analysis Climate and environmental modeling 5/2/2013 18
- 19. 5/2/2013 19 Geographical overview using Dell’s LongHorn Visualization Cluster.
- 20. A grid ties many types of resources together in differing locations. These resources can be entire clusters. A grid allows an organization to pool multiple computing resources: HPC clusters, visualization clusters, workstation and instruments. 5/2/2013 20
- 21. 5/2/2013 21 The Control Node sends the tasks to other computers that are connected to each other through an internetwork.
- 22. • Performance. • Scalability. • Maintenance. • Cost. 5/2/2013 22
- 23. The performance of a cluster depends on the performance of the systems in the cluster and the network that connects them. Monitoring cluster performance requires a scalable monitoring solution that integrates network and system monitoring. 5/2/2013 23
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