two CPUs in slave nodes, but only one in master
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Ollisl ollisl at mbnet.fiMon Nov 18 14:51:45 PST 2002
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Hi, I noticed that when I have only one CPU in the master, but two in the slave nodes, The Beostat doesn't show but one CPU in all of them. How can I make them all show in beostat? This probably isn't too serious problem... Plan is to test beowulf and ganglia together... so that I have two master nodes, which both have, say 2 slaves(just tesing), and a monitoring node, which has the ganglia gmetad and webfrontend. All of them are connected through one switch, where I'll set three VLAN's. I don't know if I need(or even can/need) to install ganglia gmong to the slavenodes, so I'll just install it to master nodes(and the monitoring of course). I'd like to hear comments about this sort of arrangement... Have to say that I'm a cluster/linux/beowulf/ganglia newbie =) But with a lot of will to learn new things. Thanks, Olli Laaksonen
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