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Its main thing is taking a system that’s just powered on, and giving it an operating system. Said system can then run HPC jobs (or shell sessions, or web sites
by CaliforniaKarl 2y ago
Its main thing is taking a system that’s just powered on, and giving it an operating system. Said system can then run HPC jobs (or shell sessions, or web sites, or data-transfer); until it’s rebooted, and the cycle begins again.
I don’t know how well it would work in IoT: The device needs to PXE-boot, which requires support from the DHCP server and the hardware boot environment (UEFI).