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Introduction-to-SSI
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Update from Bruce to reflect Dave's comments
Index: Introduction-to-SSI
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which are bind mounts to /cluster/nodex/dev (so you can name the device
on any node). If a process migates it retain the /dev context of the
! node it started on. The rexec() call (and thus the onnode command)
! change the context to the destination node. Currently ptys are
allocated locally so they are unique only as /dev/x/ptys/yy, where x
is a node number. This will change to provide a clusterwide ptys
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which are bind mounts to /cluster/nodex/dev (so you can name the device
on any node). If a process migates it retain the /dev context of the
! node it started on. The onnode command changes the context
! to that of the destination node. Currently ptys are
allocated locally so they are unique only as /dev/x/ptys/yy, where x
is a node number. This will change to provide a clusterwide ptys
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initnode (default) or on all nodes or a specific node. Services set up
to run on the initnode will automatically restart on the takeover init node
! if the initnode fails.
It is assumed that ntp will be enabled and run on each node so the
time on each node will be almost the same.
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initnode (default) or on all nodes or a specific node. Services set up
to run on the initnode will automatically restart on the takeover init node
! if the initnode fails (you can disable this if appropriate).
It is assumed that ntp will be enabled and run on each node so the
time on each node will be almost the same.
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