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Most nodes in a cluster are socalled "compute" nodes - actually carrying out the computations. A "management" node enables access for cluster users - it can provide ressources thru more or less advances ressource schedulers. In addition a "management" node typically provides functions such as DHCP, DNS, Imaging, etc ... (TODO!) | Most nodes in a cluster are socalled "compute" nodes - actually carrying out the computations. A "management" node enables access for cluster users - it can provide ressources thru more or less advances ressource schedulers. In addition a "management" node typically provides functions such as DHCP, DNS, Imaging, etc ... (TODO!) | ||
A storage node is a node providing storage for the compute nodes - i.e. when they need to share data. | A storage node is a node providing storage for the compute nodes - i.e. when they need to share data. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:01, 26 August 2010
Most nodes in a cluster are socalled "compute" nodes - actually carrying out the computations. A "management" node enables access for cluster users - it can provide ressources thru more or less advances ressource schedulers. In addition a "management" node typically provides functions such as DHCP, DNS, Imaging, etc ... (TODO!)
A storage node is a node providing storage for the compute nodes - i.e. when they need to share data.