by Dean Yao, Tisson Mathew, Mazin Yousif, Sharad Garg, Intel Research and Development Team.
High performance computing (HPC) installations and enterprise data centers often utilized server clusters for application scalability as well as system reliability, availability, and service-ability (RAS) demands. Future systems will require the same or tougher RAS constraints, but the cost and complexity of maintaining these system clusters will be compounded by increasing application and platform complexity and system cluster sizing. To insure availability and high performance as well as to help reduce the TCO (total cost of ownership), these clusters will need dynamic provisioning methods that can delicately balance work-loads as well as deal with any resource failures. This Intel paper details the advantages and issues of a data center provisioning architecture.
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