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Performance Cluster Computing : Architectures and Systems, Volume I By Buyya,
Rajkumar (editor)
  First Page of Chapters in Chinese (From the Chinese Version of the Book)
 
Preface : page1, page2, and page3
 
Part I: Requirements and
General Issues 
 
Chapter 1: Cluster
Computing at a Glance 
Chapter 2: Cluster
Setup and its Administration 
Chapter 3: Constructing
Scalable Services 
Chapter 4: Dependable
Clustered Computing 
Chapter 5: Deploying
a High Throughput Computing Cluster 
Chapter 6: Performance
Models and Simulation 
Chapter 7: Metacomputing:
Harnessing Informal Supercomputers 
Chapter 8: Specifying
Resources and Services in Metacomputing Systems 
 
Part II: Networking, Protocols,
and I/0 
 
Chapter 9: High
Speed Networks 
Chapter 10:
Lightweight Messaging Systems 
Chapter 11:
Active Messages 
Chapter 12:
Xpress Transport Protocol 
Chapter 13:
Congestion Management in ATM Clusters 
Chapter 14:
Load Balancing Over Networks 
Chapter 15:
Multiple Path Communication 
Chapter 16:
Network RAM 
Chapter 17:
Distributed Shared Memory 
Chapter 18:
Parallel I/0 for Clusters: Methodologies and Systems 
Chapter 19:
Software RAID and Parallel Filesystems 
 
Part III: Process Scheduling,
Load Sharing, and Balancing 
 
Chapter 20:
Job and Resource Management Systems 
Chapter 21:
Scheduling Parallel Jobs on Clusters 
Chapter 22:
Load Sharing and Fault Tolerance Manager 
Chapter 23:
Parallel Program Scheduling Techniques 
Chapter 24:
Customized Dynamic Load Balancing 
Chapter 25:
Mapping and Scheduling on Heterogeneous Systems 
 
Part IV: Representative Cluster
Systems 
 
 
Chapter 26:
Beowulf 
Chapter 27:
RWC PC Cluster 11 and SCore Cluster System Software 
Chapter 28:
COMPaS: A Pentium Pro PC-Based SMP Cluster 
Chapter 29:
The NanOS Cluster Operating System 
Chapter 30:
BSP-Based Adaptive Parallel Processing 
Chapter 31:
MARS: An Adaptive Parallel Programming Environment 
Chapter 32:
The Gardens Approach to Adaptive Parallel Computing 
Chapter 33:
The ParPar System: A Software MPP 
Chapter 34:
Pitt Parallel Computer 
Chapter 35:
The RS/6000 SP System: A Scalable Parallel Cluster 
Chapter 36:
A Scalable and Highly Available Clustered Web Server  |  |