[Beowulf] 1 multicore machine cluster
Greg Lindahl
lindahl at pbm.com
Sat May 2 16:29:23 PDT 2009
On Sat, May 02, 2009 at 10:40:28AM +0200, Jonathan Aquilina wrote:
> well the term leaf node is already used in the irc environment. also
> couldnt one consider a core on a multicore processor a node as well or
> not since its using share resources for one processor?
Guys, this is not rocket science. All of these references are to
a network node.
For IRC, the network is the Internet.
For a cluster, the network is ethernet or IB or whatever.
In the Linux NUMA kernel example, the network is HyperTransport or QPI
or NUMAlink.
If someone uses "nodes" when talking about a Linux cluster, the
meaning is pretty clear, even if the boxes are NUMA.
-- greg
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