SSI (Single System Image)

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SSI (Single System Image) is a clustering technology that allows multiple physical or logical systems to appear and operate as a single, unified system for management and workload distribution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf clustering technology
distributed computing concept
abbreviationFor Single System Image NERFINISHED
benefit can improve scalability for applications
can increase system availability
improves resource utilization across nodes
simplifies administration of clusters
canBe OS-level SSI
application-level SSI
middleware-level SSI
characteristic hides underlying cluster complexity from users
may provide global memory management abstractions
presents unified namespace
supports global scheduling in some implementations
supports transparent process migration in some implementations
componentOf cluster middleware architectures
contrastsWith loosely coupled cluster management without unified view
domain computer science
distributed systems
high-performance computing
fullName Single System Image NERFINISHED
goal enable transparent workload distribution
make multiple systems appear as a single unified system
simplify system management
implementedBy cluster middleware
operating system extensions
specialized runtime environments
influenced design of modern cluster resource managers
design of some cloud orchestration abstractions
provides single I/O space view
single file system view
single networking image
single point of management for a cluster
single process space view
single system view of resources
relatedTo cluster management
distributed file systems
grid computing
process migration
resource scheduling
virtualization
typicalUsers HPC application developers
system administrators managing clusters
usedIn cluster computing
high-availability clusters
load-balancing clusters

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z/VM supportsFeature SSI (Single System Image)