Lecture 4 Cluster Computing
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This document discusses various options for building and managing computer clusters, including do-it-yourself (DIY) clusters, pre-configured solutions like OSCAR and Rocks, and Microsoft solutions. It provides overviews of the software and processes for setting up and maintaining these different types of clusters.
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- 1. Cluster Computing Javier Delgado Grid-Enabledment of Scientific Applications Professor S. Masoud Sadjadi
- 23. Example c3 configuration # /etc/c3.conf ## # describes cluster configuration ## cluster gcb { gcb.fiu.edu #head node dead placeholder #change command line to 1 indexing compute-0-[0-8] #first set of nodes exclude 5 #offline node in the range (killed by J. Figueroa) } -------
- 45. Determine number of nodes
- 52. Rocks Installation Simulation Slides courtesy of David Villegas and Dany Guevara
- 78. Image Generation Source: http://www.rocksclusters.org/rocksapalooza/2007/dev-session1.pdf