[Beowulf] What is the right lubricant for computer rack sliding rails?yh
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On Mon, Feb 09, 2009 at 06:14:42AM -0500, Robert G. Brown wrote: > It's really the difference between a HPC cluster and most business > clusters. HPC nodes go in, and they don't come out. Unless they break, > and if you get high quality nodes, breaking is unlikely. Most business clusters are like HPC clusters in this respect. I'm a bit different, but in my business, computing is a large fraction of our total spending, not a rounding error. > And don't forget the ten or twenty minutes of human labor required to > mount the nodes on the rails, one at a time. The guys I hire to do this come to $18/node. And that's with charging me $100/hour/person. And we use cage nuts. So if you're spending a lot more time than this, you're using the wrong people. (After the first 100 cage nuts, even I got really good at inserting and popping them out... 'prolly should wear eye protection while doing it, though :-) KaPow! KaPow! KaPow!) -- greg
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