HP Cluster Platform Interconnects v2010 Gigabit Ethernet Interconnect Guide - Page 16
Modular Configuration Solutions, Solutions based on the HP, ProCurve 2824, port interconnect
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Solutions based on the HP ProCurve 2824 Solutions based on the HP ProCurve 2848 • 1U nodes: One rack of up to 20 application nodes plus one control node • 2U nodes: One rack of up to 17 application nodes plus one control node • 1U nodes: One rack of up to 32 application nodes plus one control node • 1U nodes: Two racks of up to 44 application nodes plus one control node • 2U nodes: Two racks of up to 34 application nodes plus one control node • 2U nodes: Three racks of up to 44 application nodes plus one control node Note: A single-rack ProCurve 2848 option for 2U nodes is not offered. The ProCurve 2824 provides sufficient ports to support up to 17 nodes within a rack. Solutions based on the HP ProCurve 5308 Solutions based on the Myrinet 64-port interconnect Solutions based on the Myrinet 128-port interconnect • 1U nodes: One rack of up to 30 application nodes plus one control node • 2U nodes: One rack of up to 15 application nodes plus one control node • 1U nodes: Two racks of up to 64 application nodes plus one control node • 2U nodes: Three racks of up to 50 application nodes plus one control node • 2U nodes: Four racks of up to 64 application nodes plus one control node • 1U nodes: Three racks of up to 99 application nodes plus one control node • 1U nodes: Four racks of up to 128 application nodes plus one control node • 2U nodes: Five racks of up to 83 application nodes plus one control node • 2U nodes: Six racks of up to 101 application nodes plus one control node • 2U nodes: Seven racks of up to 119 application nodes plus one control node • 2U nodes: Eight racks of up to 128 application nodes plus one control node 1.6 Modular Configuration Solutions In general, modular configurations are installed in multiple racks. The racks are referred to as compute building blocks (CBBs), interconnect building blocks (IBBs), utility building blocks (UBBs), and utility expansion racks (UXRs). The CBB is the rack that contains up to 38 1U nodes, two network switches, power distribution and cable management systems. The IBB houses the high-speed interconnects. An IBB supports up to 4 interconnects. A cluster might include more than one IBB. The UBB is a single rack that contains the following mandatory components: • KVM console • Control node 16 Gigabit Ethernet Solutions Overview