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Sebastian Schaefer a �crit : | Hi, | | --On Sonntag, 18. April 2004 15:31 +0200 Herbert Poetzl | <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: | |>> are there any news about |>> developing a vserver and mosix patch? |> |> |> no, I had a short look at the code, and IIRC, said |> that context migration (mosix style) and such |> would be required, but otherwise it should be |> straight forward ... |> |>> or is it possible to support the development? |> |> |> in what ways? |> what do you have in mind? |> please elaborate! |> | | i try to explain what we need :-) | | we have 8 servers with 10-20 vservers on each.... and it would be great | to have one big cluster with 100 vservers in it.... | | in each vserver there are one or two processes which needs a lot cpu power. | | the idea would be to have one big file server where the /vservers | directory is located and 8 nodes which do the cpu intensive stuff... | | now processes in another context than 0 are not migrateable.... we need | no quota stuff nor special filesystem functions.... but i dont know how | much work it is to do the context (etc...) port to the openmosix system. | | | at the moment we are setting up a test cluster with 3 systems and it | would be possible to develop the vserver stuff on it... ______________________________________________ [wf:] I have an other example.
Imagine we use vserver to create a ltsp server for many client. but it is now a bit slow.
I decide to add a new ltsp server with openmosix to send process to my new server. vserver + openmosix will be very usefull.
It is perhaps possible but i do not test yet.
Regards
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