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Operating Systems Linux How to setup Parallel Cluster in Linux Post 302141270 by neel.gurjar on Thursday 18th of October 2007 10:58:19 AM
Old 10-18-2007
How to setup Parallel Cluster in Linux

Hi,

Hi,

I work in NGO. They are migrating from windows to Linux. They can't spend so much money on servers. They have around 50 PCs. So I want to setup cluster on 2-3 PCs or more than that for setting up server. I am excepted to get their collective output. So that it will be compatible with one server. I heard that it can be done with Linux Clustering. Do anybody have any idea on this ?

Regards
NeeleshG

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pwrkap_aggregate(8)						   User Manuals 					       pwrkap_aggregate(8)

NAME
pwrkap_aggregate - Present a large number of pwrkap servers as if they were one SYNOPSIS
pwrkap_aggregate config_file DESCRIPTION
pwrkap_aggregate is a daemon that connects to a multitude of pwrkap servers and power control domains, and presents them as if they were one server with a smaller number of domains. By aggregating pwrkap server instances, it is possible to monitor many thousands of servers without overworking the command console. It is also possible to give identical class designations to a group of pwrkap servers and manage them as an aggregate. OPTIONS
config_file Text file mapping pwrkap servers to aggregated domains. See pwrkap_aggregate(5) for information about the config file format. AUTHOR
Darrick J. Wong <djwong at us dot ibm dot com> SEE ALSO
pwrkap_gtk(1), pwrkap_cli(1), pwrkap_aggregate(5), pwrkap_main(8) Linux January 2009 pwrkap_aggregate(8)
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