server node

The picture below shows a single board that packs eight server nodes in a 5" x 11" space.

The base configuration had three compute nodes and a server node.

The data warehouses use a "shared nothing architecture," which means that each server node has its own memory and processing power.

The High Availability environment can be built with 1:N master-slave server nodes.

Are you comfortable being without phones (and dropping active calls) every time you reboot a server node?

When in distributed mode, it uses Bonjour to find all the server nodes on the local network and therefore requires no configuration.

Inbound network connections are received by a director node which redirects them to the least loaded server node.

Similarly, in 3G networks, a radio network controller effects call handover in conjunction with mobility server nodes within the service layer.

A full rack contains 30 server nodes, a half rack, 16, a quarter rack, 8, and an eighth rack, 4.

As of October 2010, Teradata uses Xeon 5600 processors for the server nodes.

TOR doesn't provide encryption except between TOR server nodes.

If each server node is one full machine (or a collection of VM's), it might not make a lot of sense to use cheaper, less capable servers.

As of November 2010, DNS.com has server nodes in 14 locations in North America, Europe, and Asia.

The Cray XT3 uses Catamount on compute nodes and Linux on server nodes.

This means that server nodes can go entirely without a local hard drive, or they can opt not to use an installed hard drive by just rebooting from the network.

The event data warehouse software uses an extraction, transformation and loading tool to pull records into the data warehouse, where it is compressed and spread across server nodes.

Each server node has installed 96 GB of RAM, 4 10 Gbit Ethernet cards, and a double Infiniband port.

Customers have a choice of two 64-bit operating systems to run on the server nodes of the appliance: Oracle Enterprise Linux version 5.5 or Solaris release 11 express.

Each of the Calxeda server nodes contains a single quad-core ARM chip, a bit of memory, and some interconnect hardware that, all told, consumes about 5 watts.

A HeliOS network requires at least one I/O Server node that is able to provide a file system server, console server and reset control for the processing nodes.

And since each server node only consumes 5 watts of power-including 4GB of memory and an SSD storage device-Redstone could provide dramatic energy savings as well.

It can be configured with two rows of 44 extra height 50U racks that could house 4,400 server nodes of typical size, or 7,040 server nodes of the densest size.

Covers the client and server nodes of the hardware configuration, the infrastructure applications that run on them, the infrastructure services they offer to applications, the protocols and networks that connect applications and nodes.

These processors are invariably mobile processors, designed for power-sensitive mobile products, and server vendors are building very small, modular server nodes around them and packing them as densely as possible into rack units.

The capacitor can supply enough backup power to let the drive finish off its pending operations in the event of a sudden power loss-in this respect, it's a bit like the small battery that Google places on each of its server nodes.