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    I want to build a cluster, functions like an ordinary cluster takes in requests and distributes the load among the connected computers. How to I begin a project..How to code it, Basic instinct is to use a lower level language such as C, but that seems a lot of work, Even if I use C I don't know how to handle the networking part or connecting computers. How must I begin and the steps I must take for completion of the project. Thanks in advance

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      I want to build a cluster, functions like an ordinary cluster takes in requests and distributes the load among the connected computers. How to I begin a project..How to code it, Basic instinct is to use a lower level language such as C, but that seems a lot of work, Even if I use C I don't know how to handle the networking part or connecting computers. How must I begin and the steps I must take for completion of the project. Thanks in advance

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      The construction of the cluster will depend on the problem domain. e.g. If you have a high volumes of small tasks e.g. a giant web server, then you should employ a load balanced cluster with an array of stateless web servers behind it. If you have small volumes of very large tasks then you should implement an MPI solution which splits the task into pieces, shares the load across the cluster and then assembles the final result from the processed pieces. This is ideal e.g. for video rendering or large amounts of mathematical computation, data mining etc, deep learning etc. Can you provide some information about your use case, and then I will be able to offer some additional information.

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        I want to build a cluster, functions like an ordinary cluster takes in requests and distributes the load among the connected computers. How to I begin a project..How to code it, Basic instinct is to use a lower level language such as C, but that seems a lot of work, Even if I use C I don't know how to handle the networking part or connecting computers. How must I begin and the steps I must take for completion of the project. Thanks in advance

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        clusters does not pre-define subject oriented programming, or oos, even iis, of microeconomics.

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