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“This is the third in a series of articles that cover the
installation and setup of a large Linux computer cluster. The
purpose of the series is to bring together in one place up-to-date
information from various sources in the public domain about the
process required to create a working Linux cluster from many
separate pieces of hardware and software. These articles are not
intended to provide the basis for the complete design of a new
large Linux cluster; refer to the relevant reference materials and
Redbooks mentioned throughout for general architecture
pointers.“This series addresses systems architects and systems engineers
to plan and implement a Linux cluster using the IBM eServer Cluster
1350 framework (see Resources for more information about the
framework). Some parts might also be relevant to cluster
administrators for educational purposes and during normal cluster
operation. Each part of this article refers to the same example
installation…”
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