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Old 03-14-2021, 09:23 AM   #1
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Unhappy cluster linux -- how navigate into this galaxy?


Hello. I wrote here to start a new ptoject around the arallel computing in linux. I am learning onto a cluster made by single board computer to have my house as less buisy as possible. The project is at first to learn, and then creating a linux cluster.
The needed is not a cluster around webservices as apaches. The final work of the cluster will be not internet services and not internet vps. It should be a workstation for only one person. The project is to make an user see an only one computer with a lot of cores working together.
For example: comuter 1 = 8 cores,Ram 8Gb, Disk 500 Gb; computer 2 = 8 cores; 8Gb ram; 500 Gb disk. The cluster will be: 16 cores; 16 Gb ram; Disk distribuites with 500 Gb or 1Tb,
The software to do that? Docker? Kubernetes? Ansible? There is a galaxy around cluster software. Ho is it the road to implement a workstation in parallel computing? Many thanks.
 
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Hi.

I've planed on something like this some day too...

Distrowatch has a search ("Distribution category") for cluster to start you down the opinions(, mine: Debian-Sid-netinst-CLI--to start).

...and, a net search not including Pi xx (or whatever SBP:) could go:
how to build a cluster?

Have fun!

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It should be a workstation for only one person. The project is to make an user see an only one computer with a lot of cores working together.
It depends on your goals. You want parallel computing but not every task works that way. You can not magically combine the memory of each node into a single supercomputer, a cluster is for horizontal scaling, i.e. running the same thing multiple times. It will not run games or a web browser faster.

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It depends on your goals. You want parallel computing but not every task works that way. You can not magically combine the memory of each node into a single supercomputer, a cluster is for horizontal scaling, i.e. running the same thing multiple times. It will not run games or a web browser faster.
This leads my search to:
what can I use a cluster for

e.g: http://etutorials.org/Linux+systems/...Use+a+Cluster/

 
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Hi. Thanks for your patience and your replyes. I found your links very usefull. I am making experiments to create a cluster. The cluster could be used both to have a securely online machine (if a node goes down there are the others that will run); and a parallel working. The sum of computational threads will given to a VPS that will be the only one computer that I will see. This machine will be an experiment in a room with a isolated network and six or seven normal PCes. This experiment is done to learn and study the VPS system. I had a VPS on Linode. The help service operator told me that the core are representative of a number of threads that they rent us; the VPS cores, listed in the prices vps page, are not fisical cores. I learned that they use Virtuozzo. They have a big machines farm and they rent VPSes. Every customer runs a CLI where he can operate and where he can enjoy his threads.
I would like to create a cluster that runs and mantain alive an ONLY one VPS. That VPS will be the only one machine that I will use. I have a clear project but I am a little confused around the software that I could use for.
Many thanks for this mind crusade, and I hope to have friends here to learn from and to operate with!!
The project is a plan that will contibute to crypto-tokenize a company. Many thanks.
 
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Old 03-15-2021, 09:57 AM   #7
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Thanks for the tutorial link. In the chapter 10 there is the PVM description and implementation. This is what I mean. I am beginning to this. But the software in this case can be choosed correctly.
 
  


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