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DOI
10.5286/dltr.2011001
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http://purl.org/net/epubs/work/54461
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54461
Title
A review of commodity cluster management tools
Contributors
DJ Cable (STFC Daresbury Lab.)
,
M Diakun
Abstract
A cluster is a group of computers that are linked together to form a single system. A commodity cluster uses “off-the-shelf”, conventional, pc server hardware. Clusters are used to solve or model large complex problems which would otherwise be difficult or impossible to run on current high specification computers. There is a wide range of available tools that can be used to manage clusters; these include open source tools as well as commercial ones. We carried out a review of the most commonly used cluster management tools, considering areas such as functionality, ease of use, and installation. Finally we drew some conclusions about their relative merits.
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CSE
,
CSE-DisCo
,
STFC
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English (EN)
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Report
DL Technical Reports
DL-TR-2011-001. 2011.
DLTR-2011-001.pdf
2011
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