Cluster architecture for sequential applications
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Jacques B. Siboni jacsib at lutecium.orgSat Oct 13 02:25:15 PDT 2001
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Hi all, I'd like to put a general question here. The use of the beowulf cluster i'm presently building is more to be used for sequential applications than parallel ones. Let me explain. I want to use a cluster to increase the power of the server. That is to automatically distribute processes among the cluster each time the server receives a client query. This should work for all of the services the server provides. The services need not to be specifically designed for parallel processing. Therefore I need a cluster architecture, a message passing protocol and a supervisor which decides what node is going to process the request. I need some kind of distributed process id. What I have to find is the transparent manager who can take care of grabbing the client requests for services and direct them to a node idle enough to handle it. In other words I look for the architecture which emulate a multi cpu motherboard I hope this is clear enough to be understood. Thanks for your advises Cheers Jacques -- Dr. Jacques B. Siboni mailto:jacsib at Lutecium.org 8 pass. Charles Albert, F75018 Paris, France Tel. & Fax: 33 (0) 1 42 28 76 78 Home Page: http://www.lutecium.org/jacsib/
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