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Is Hadoop the New HPC?
23.04.2013
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disciplines depends on the application. Hadoop strengths lie in the sheer size of data it can process and its high redundancy and toleration of node failures without halting user jobs. Who Uses Hadoop Many
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New Beta of Opennode Virtualization
10.08.2010
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as central management of the virtual node, which represents a kind of remote shell for distributed server installations. Opennode's own command line tool lets the user download, for example, templates
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Open Nebula 2.2 Includes GUI for Cloud Management
01.04.2011
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  In its latest 2.2 release the open source toolkit Open Nebula includes many new features and bug fixes. It can now detect the failure of a node and trigger appropriate recovery actions
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Cray and AMD Announce Plans for World’s Fastest Supercomputer
09.05.2019
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, physics, and other important scientific fields.” The Frontier system will be optimized for AI and will make use of low-latency, coherent Infinity fabric connecting four AMD Radeon GPUs to one CPU per node
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Red Hat’s OpenStack Services on OpenShift Now Generally Available
29.08.2024
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include: Faster deployment of compute nodes. Greater flexibility to run applications that are bare-metal, virtualized, and containerized from one platform. A scalable OpenStack control plane
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Visualizing containers with clarity
29.09.2020
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running Ubuntu 18.04 under the bonnet): $ apt install npm Now you can install and run Dockly with the commands: $ npm install -g dockly $ dockly Incidentally, according to the docs, Dockly requires Node
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Run Kubernetes in a container with Kind
02.08.2021
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intriguing is that it uses Docker containers for its nodes. Think about that for a minute and consider how versatile such an approach would be for quick testing. The clever Kind manages to squeeze a Kubernetes
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Is Hadoop the new HPC?
18.07.2013
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, but how much crossover you will see between the two disciplines depends on the application. Hadoop's strengths lie in the sheer size of data it can process and its high redundancy and toleration of node
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A Hands-on Look at Kubernetes with OpenAI
09.10.2017
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. The researchers describe their experiments and algorithms as containers and Kubernetes pods. The infrastructure team then ensures that Kubernetes provides the required computers (nodes) to accommodate all the pods
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Hadoop for Small-to-Medium-Sized Businesses
06.05.2014
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is not a “clusterized” filesystem but a distributed one: It runs on multiple nodes in a network – but without an expensive SAN solution. HDFS is therefore very cost efficient. The data processing framework talks

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