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how can i migrate a running process in unix to another node for load balancing?
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thanks alot for your reply.the unix is BSD.i want to show how how i can move a running process form one node to another.but i dont know how to do that.will be glad if you can put me through.
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It is not possible to move a running process. Load balancing in a cluster occurs BEFORE the process starts - by creating the process on the least busy machine.

On a multi-cpu box, the load is shifted among processors. Once the process starts.

One other possibility is to have the same process sleeping everywhere and have it waken to handle a single request on a selected machine.
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