try checking out Gridipedia if you need info on Grid computing
well the main difference is that in a parallel system there is multiple computing units (cpu) working in one node(they share memory ,attached devices , storage...) to accomplish a computing goal in a clustered there is multiple nodes each has its own resources running its own copy of os (usually connected via lan) to accomplish a computing goal
Hi Please send a list of Mphil thesis Topics and full thesis report for clouding computing as well as data mining
Hi Please send a list of Mphil thesis Topics and full thesis report for clouding computing as well as data mining
Please send the report to Dennis and I by Friday.
bob and her
In Clusters, all nodes are set to perform a same task, controlled and scheduled by some same application (OS)In Grid Computing, nodes perform different tasks and may be running diffrent applications independently.So, a Grid may also consist of several Clusters.I think the better answer is:In cluster computing, a bunch of similar (or identical) computers are hooked up locally (in the same physical location, directly connected with very high speed connections) to operate as a single computer. The computers that make up the cluster cannot be operated independently as separate computers. A cluster, as far as any software or other computer is concerned, looks like essentially one big computer.In grid computing, the computers do not have to be in the same physical location and can be operated independently. As far as other computers are concerned each computer on the grid is a distinct computer. Computers on a network have a program on them that allows unused resources (usually processing time and memory) to be used by another computer on the network. The speed of the connections between the computers on the grid are relatively slow (Ethernet speeds) compared to the speed of connections inside each computer, so processing tasks are broken up into independent chunks and sent out to different computers on the grid. When a computer is done with a chunk, it sends the results back to the server.Roughly on a grid, a server log in to a bunch of computers (the grid), send them data and a program to run, and runs the program on those computers, which sends the data back to the server when its done.In sum, a cluster is one large computer made up of small, similar computers, just as R.A.I.D. is one large hard disk made up of small hard disks. Whereas a grid is a bunch of computers that make their unused resources available to select computers (often a single server) over a network.
yes they do How in the save click the save buton and save it as PowerPoint or if you want to send it click in sendvia email and send it as a PowerPoint presentation
please send me b a time table please send me b a time table
Please send an invitation to she and Bob.
"Have it sent" is correct.
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the answer is right, can i somebody send me its solution please?