Cop i a de Clustering Using Puppy Linux

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ClusterPUP - A Very Simple Cluster Implementation


Note: This implemenation of a cluster is Using Puppy Linux


Part 1

Introduction - A Plain Definition of a Cluster

Illustration of a Cluster

Part 2

How to get tis implementation

!eeded Pac"age

Installation

Part #How to set up Puppy Cluster

Hardware

Setup a Cluster

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Part 1

Introduction - A Plain Definition of a Cluster

This is NOT an official description. This is simply one view that attempts to describe what it means be a Cluster)


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A Cluster is a coupling of PCs together to work together as a team in Parallel with each other in completing a

particular type of workload. !eowulf is one type of cluster. !ut in general all clusters bear some resemblance to

this type of cluster organi"ation.

#n the !eowulf world typically you would have $ PC that has a monitor keyboard mouse and % &AN adapters

while all of the other PCs 'O NOT N((' T(*( P(+#P(+A&*. They will only need a &AN card...ON&,-

The PC with the monitor keyboard mouse and % &AN adapters is referred to as the aster Node. This is because

at this location the aster Node A&& workload that the Cluster team will work on enters and e/its the Cluster v

this aster Node. The aster Nodes primary function is to apportion the work out to its nodes on the &AN stay i

touch with them and collect 0so to speak) their results from the work that they individually complete.

On the ardware side a very simple Cluster will have a aster Node which connects to a router somewhare on

your &AN1 and additonally it will have other node0s) which do NOT have monitors keyboards or mice attached

to them. All of a cluster2s PCs will have an (thernet *witch which ON&, they are connected to. All of the cluster

work within the cluster is entered and e/ited the cluster via the aster Node.


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The aster Node and the cluster PCs keep constant communications with each other physicallly thru the commo

switch using a Protocol called P#. This protocol gets implemented at each machines entry into the cluster via a

program called P#C%. This protocol is a specially design protocol to be highly efficient in how these cluster

PCs stay in constant touch with each other.

That2s #T- No magic *imply physically connect your PCs together on their own personal and separate switch wit

each of them running P#C%.

&astly a cluster2s work3workload is different from your standard compiled programs. A cluster2s programs are

compiled in such a way that the program is modulari"ed and components can be e/ecuted in parallel with each

other. This

affords the aster the ability to assign as many PCs it deems necessary to solve any individual problem or work. A

complied program will be started and the nodes will do all of the work and when complete they will all check4in

the results of the work performed to the aster Node.

Part 2

How to get tis implementation

!eeded pac"age and Installation

%o turn puppy linu& into 'eowulf cluster we will need some pac"age installed( tese are te needed pac"age )

1* Passwordless ss2* Puppy linu& de+&*sfs

#* Pyton 2*,*

* fortran .optional/

0* PICH2 .+er 1*#*2p1/

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3* P45

6* Script to set configuration

7* Petma"er to install sfs files

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1* install pet

2* e&tract tar*g; into root

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Hardware

Fne of te most simple 'eowulf cluster is a closed networ" consist of 1 eternet de+ice and few computer

attaced( tere is no outside8internet connection*

ou sould a+e PC tat as 1 A! adapter in it( along wit its "ey'oard( monitor( and mouse*

Connect all PC adapter( typically te one designated et


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2* select te m"net'oot 'uried 'eind tose popup to create umongous initrd


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#* after umongous initrd created clic" o"


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* Moot up all client pc ten after all pc 'oot up properly into des"top ten clic" yes


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0* ip address configured instantly( close editor and clic" o"


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,* after setting complete*** run cluster


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.Fn Client/

1* Do noting( if you a+e remastered correctly( you will 'oot rigt into des"top and tere is noting you need to

do in te client Pc


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$eferences

ere is a 'ocument by the Author of !eowulf covering the definition and structure of !eowulf Clustering.... #t is

described here.

#t is descibed here.

There is an #nternational *pec with defines how the PCs in the cluster are to communicate with each other. #t is

described here.

Also here is a 'ocument covering the #nstallation *etup Testing and 5se of protocol which implements the

#nternational *pec 6!eowulf 7 and also here
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