FreeBSD for High Density Servers
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| Title | FreeBSD for High Density Servers |
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| Abstract | To promote FreeBSD to High Performance Computing or High Density Servers under such circumstances, it is considered to be very important to share the information about how to install, how to setup, how to manage, how to patch and how to fix to work FreeBSD correctly with those machines. In this session, I am going to talk about how to install FreeBSD to MicroModularServer and how to manage and control those servers. To install FreeBSD to High Density Servers including NEC MicroModularServer or HP Moonshot, you need another skill compared to install to common PCs and rack mount servers. This kind of servers (low energy consumption, low computing power and high space efficient) are good for too many edge servers/web servers at limited rack space, for example, as an alternative system for Blade servers or many cores servers like Sun Fire T1000/T2000. |
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