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  • er.surendersharma
    Junior Member
    • May 2010
    • 4

    #1

    can i run single application process on different processor

    Hello sir ,

    myself surender sharma . Actually I have an application software CLC genomic workbench
    1) I have main workstation
    Xeon processor which have 8 cores.
    32 GB RAM.
    my application is running on this Xeon workstation.

    2) But I have
    3 more xeon processor each has 8-8 cores.
    each has 32 GB Ram .

    As you know our appication is very heavy. so I want to share the load of application software CLC genomic workbench.on these 4 XEOn H/ws Parlleley.

    Can I share this load parllaey please give some clue in brief. how can i do this?
    1.if not then whts the solution of this problem into cluster.
    2) I want to share the load balance of my application on these h/ws parllely into the cluster mangement...
    please give me answer...

    Thanks
  • ymc
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 496

    #2
    Do you have X7560 as your CPUs? I think it is the only CPU with 8 cores now.

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    • er.surendersharma
      Junior Member
      • May 2010
      • 4

      #3
      Can I run CLC GW App. with cluster

      yeah I have x7650 with 8 cores . I have O/S centos ....
      I want to run my CLC GW application with the cluster software..
      Can I do this ? if yes then how?
      please tell me ans. immegiatelly............

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      • NGSfan
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2009
        • 181

        #4
        Originally posted by er.surendersharma View Post
        yeah I have x7650 with 8 cores . I have O/S centos ....
        I want to run my CLC GW application with the cluster software..
        Can I do this ? if yes then how?
        please tell me ans. immegiatelly............

        If you have CLC software, and are paying for it or just doing a trial, you really should contact the company Tech Support to get the quickest help you need and not a forum. When I tried their software they were very responsive to my requests.

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        • ymc
          Senior Member
          • Mar 2010
          • 496

          #5
          To answer the question in the thread title, I think you need to break down the single process into independent or dependent (way more complicated) parts and let them run in different processors.

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          • er.surendersharma
            Junior Member
            • May 2010
            • 4

            #6
            how can yaar its software is paid ??//
            wht r u saying ?
            company have done in their software programming . but there is some configuration file sto be setup..........
            i am not able to set up their configuration..
            so please tell me about cluster configuration...........

            thanks

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            • ymc
              Senior Member
              • Mar 2010
              • 496

              #7
              Originally posted by er.surendersharma View Post
              how can yaar its software is paid ??//
              wht r u saying ?
              company have done in their software programming . but there is some configuration file sto be setup..........
              i am not able to set up their configuration..
              so please tell me about cluster configuration...........

              thanks
              I think you can ask them about how to configure. They should help you if you are still in the support period.

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