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No ECC RAM support. I'm guessing this isn't for "serious" use?
by misframer 12y ago
No ECC RAM support. I'm guessing this isn't for "serious" use?
- dsr_ 12y agoThe article says so several times: this is demo hardware. It goes out on the road in a single case and shows you what you can do on a 10-node system. No failover power. No internal redundant networking (each node only has one NIC, and there's one switch acting as the backplane. One control master unit, specially wired up so that it can be a console. No redundant storage anywhere. Probably no clustered filesystem, though you could put one in... but not that much I/O to deal with the outside world.
- kiallmacinnes 12y agoGoogled the specs and commented without reading I see ;) No - this is not meant in any way to be production hardware. It is a portable hardware platform intended to showcase Canoicals software.
- tacticus 12y agoBlame intel. They won't allow you to put ecc on many of their chips.