onboard | See OA. |
administrator |
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parallel | An application that uses a distributed programming model and can run on multiple processors. |
application | An HP XC MPI application is a parallel application. That is, all interprocessor communication |
| within an HP XC parallel application is performed through calls to the MPI message passing |
| library. |
PXE | Preboot Execution Environment. A standard client/server interface that enables networked |
| computers that are not yet installed with an operating system to be configured and booted |
| remotely. PXE booting is configured at the BIOS level. |
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remote graphics | See RGS. |
software |
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resource | Nodes with this role manage the allocation of resources to user applications. |
management role |
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RGS | HP Remote Graphics Software. A utility that enables remote access and sharing of a graphics |
| workstation desktop. |
role | A set of services that are assigned to a node. |
Root | A component of the administration network. The top switch in the administration network; it |
Administration | may be a logical network switch comprised of multiple hardware switches. The Root Console |
Switch | Switch is connected to the Root Administration Switch. |
root node | A node within an HP XC system that is connected directly to the Root Administration Switch. |
RPM | Red Hat Package Manager. |
| 1. A utility that is used for software package management on a Linux operating system, most |
| notably to install and remove software packages. |
| 2. A software package that is capable of being installed or removed with the RPM software |
| package management utility. |
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scalable | See SVA. |
visualization |
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array |
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serial application | A command or user program that does not use any distributed |
| parallelism. A serial application is basically a |
| communication library calls (for example, MPI, PVM, GM, or Portals). |
| An example of a serial application is a standard Linux command, such as the ls command. |
| Another example of a serial application is a program that has been built on a Linux system that |
| is binary compatible with the HP XC environment, but does not contain any of the HP XC |
| infrastructure libraries. |
server blade | One of the modules of an HP BladeSystem. The server blade is the compute module consisting |
| of the CPU, memory, I/O modules and other supporting hardware. Server blades do not contain |
| their own physical I/O ports, power supplies, or cooling. |
SLURM backup | The node on which the optional backup slurmctld daemon runs. On SLURM failover, this |
controller | node becomes the SLURM master controller. |
SLURM master | The node on which the slurmctld daemon runs. |
controller |
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SMP | Symmetric multiprocessing. A system with two or more CPUs that share equal (symmetric) |
| access to all of the facilities of a computer system, such as the memory and I/O subsystems. In |
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