Building Clustered Linux Systems
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| Rating | : | 4.23 (845 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0131448536 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 648 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-09-17 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Lucke, a former solution architect for HP's Technical Consulting Organization, worked on one of the world's largest Linux clusters at Pacific Northwest National Laboratories. He brings more than twenty-two years of experience to the analysis and design of complex hardware and software environments and is also a Red Hat Certified Engineer.. Robert specializes in UNIX development, performance tuning, interoperab
I will use the courier italic font for text that requires specific values to be substituted, such as "-kickstart". From the Inside FlapWelcome! This book will introduce you to building computing solutions from groups of interconnected systems running the Linux operating system. We examine the reasons that Linux may make the best choice as the base operating system for a cluster. This cannot happen until Linux clustered solutions, or "clusters," are introduced and de-mystified for mainstream system administrators and IT solution architects. If you want to learn practical information about
Hard to beat. Full Marks !! Nils Valentin The book describes in simple reproducable steps how to build a medium to medium big sized cluster. It also devides the clusters into the three main types,HPC *High performance computing,High Throughput andHigh Availability clusterand describes their usages. The book is describing cluster projects more . "Finally a good Linux Clustering book" according to Trevor Goodchild. This book is very well organized, gets right to the point, has some dry humor (a tradition in technical books) but its not overdone (overdoing it is also a tradition). You really couldn't ask for more. The thing I like most about this book, is the author is very direct. I have some experience with the . "Outstanding value" according to Yoshiro Aoki. This book is a very straightforward, clearly written and valuable introduction to Linux clustering. Geared toward system folks, it also provides numerous `on-ramps' into the basics of clustering to accommodate quick, relevant review of supporting technology for the reader. It is essentially a map for g
Praise for Building Clustered Linux Systems"The author does an outstanding job of presenting a very complicated subject. Until now, however, building and managing Linux clusters has required more specialized knowledge than most IT organizations possess. The author sets the pace and provides vital resources and tips along the way. The book covers everything very well."–Ibrahim Haddad, Senior Researcher, Ericsson Corporate Unit of Research"Nothing that I know of exists yet that covers this subject in as much depth and detail. He also has a very good se