Add to ORKGWe describe the architecture of the clustering extensions to the Windows NT operating system. Windows NT clusters provide three principal user visible advantages: improved availability by continuing to provide a service even during hardware or software failure. Increased scalability by allowing new components to be added as system load increases. Lastly, clusters simplify the management of groups of systems and their applications by allowing the administrator to manage the entire group as a single system. In this paper we first describe the high level goals for the design team, and some of the difficulties making the appropriate changes to Windows NT. We then provide an overview of the structure of the cluster specific components and discus...
We propose a simple structuring technique based on clustering for designing scalable shared memory m...
Clustering can be defined as the process of partitioning a set of patterns into disjoint and homogen...
Computer clusters have become increasingly important in elds such as high-performance computing and...
We describe the architecture of the clustering extensions to the Windows NT operating system. Window...
Clustering became an extremely important networking technology in the latter days. It perfectly coex...
This paper show the strength of cluster and load balancing. It is important to technical people to c...
The emerging trend in high-performance computing is moving toward cluster and network-based computin...
This paper examines a new architecture for cluster-based shared memory parallel computing on network...
The single factor limiting the harnessing of the enormous computing power of clusters for parallel c...
Present operating systems are not built to support parallel computing––they do not provi...
This paper discusses ongoing research at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) to make computing clus...
In the past decade there has been a dramatic shift from mainframe or ‘host-centric ’ computing to a ...
In the past decade there has been a dramatic shift from mainframe or ‘host-centric’ computing to a d...
Today, a wide range of applications require higher computing power. A concept, known as cluster comp...
A computer cluster is a group of tightly coupled computers that work together closely so that in man...
We propose a simple structuring technique based on clustering for designing scalable shared memory m...
Clustering can be defined as the process of partitioning a set of patterns into disjoint and homogen...
Computer clusters have become increasingly important in elds such as high-performance computing and...
We describe the architecture of the clustering extensions to the Windows NT operating system. Window...
Clustering became an extremely important networking technology in the latter days. It perfectly coex...
This paper show the strength of cluster and load balancing. It is important to technical people to c...
The emerging trend in high-performance computing is moving toward cluster and network-based computin...
This paper examines a new architecture for cluster-based shared memory parallel computing on network...
The single factor limiting the harnessing of the enormous computing power of clusters for parallel c...
Present operating systems are not built to support parallel computing––they do not provi...
This paper discusses ongoing research at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) to make computing clus...
In the past decade there has been a dramatic shift from mainframe or ‘host-centric ’ computing to a ...
In the past decade there has been a dramatic shift from mainframe or ‘host-centric’ computing to a d...
Today, a wide range of applications require higher computing power. A concept, known as cluster comp...
A computer cluster is a group of tightly coupled computers that work together closely so that in man...
We propose a simple structuring technique based on clustering for designing scalable shared memory m...
Clustering can be defined as the process of partitioning a set of patterns into disjoint and homogen...
Computer clusters have become increasingly important in elds such as high-performance computing and...