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Flattening Out The Linux Cluster Learning Curve

Posted by michael on from the stomp-stomp dept.

editingwhiz writes "IT Manager's Journal has a good look at a forthcoming book, The Linux Enterprise Cluster, that explains in clear, concise language how to build a Linux enterprise cluster using open source tools. Writer Elizabeth Ferranini interviews author Karl Kopper in a Q&A. Is this more complicated than it appears to be? (IT Manager's Journal is part of OSTG.)"

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  1. don't you mean... by beckett · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Steepening the curve?

  2. Let me get this straight by Timesprout · · Score: 3, Insightful

    The guy puts a single 10 node cluster together and this qualifies him him to write the 'definitive guidebook called "The Linux Enterprise Cluster"'.

    Dont think so.

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  3. Publication, standardization, multiplication by wombatmobile · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Publications like this play an important role in establishing best practices and community, two key enablers of standardization.

    These in turn will lead to greater adoption, and more publications. A virtuous cycle.