What's a cluster?

[@trlolist3332]

Hey man. Its been 8 years since you uploaded this video. I watched and learned from it. Thank you.

[@therealjohnshelburne]

OMG its so simple and yet everyone in technology makes this concept ridiculously confusing! This cleared up so much! Thank you!!!

[@ajaydarshanala8051]

A perfect explanation to understand the base concept of cluster. you started with real time image, thats awesome

[@Jupiter1423]

Pun intended?

[@jayk253]

short but includes core concepts about cluster! It was easy to understand. Thank you so much for the video

[@athatien2553]

This channel is underrated :)))) Your explanation is so simple and straightforward

[@krishnakumarshetti9334]

Beautifully explained! Thanks so much.

[@samirahvanessajaved8594]

This was extremely helpful, thank you!

[@dianarios736]

You are an amazing instructor

[@RobertMcHalffey]

Thanks for the video man. Much appreciated.

[@philipackerley5775]

Superb, basics.. just what the Doctor ordered.

[@WittCode]

The story really helped understand a scheduler haha good video!

[@abdulsolution2303]

Very good explanation. Thank you

[@Lakshmikanth430]

woah absolute brilliance

[@jessicafb5398]

Thank you for this great explanation!

[@Jess_7788]

Great explanation. Thank you!

[@subhajitdey135]

Aweome explanation :)

[@amra.haleem5175]

Thank you very much.

[@premmuthu6652]

Damn I never that it’s this easy. Thank you btw!☺️

[@milrione8425]

This was perfect. Thank you!

[@WwoJakkk]

any new video contents explaining this new style of computing?

[@claireronquillo4337]

What does cluster system differ from a multicore system? Thank you.

[@mro5858]

Very nice, Thank you.

[@mohamedtarek-gh4fr]

excellent explanation, thanks a lot for you great job

[@davithov]

Great explanation, thanks!

[@freudba1578]

thank you man i like your approach of explaining

[@HeroicKhalid]

so cluster is set of hosts/nodes with one special one that meant to be only for logon node to connect to outside.
I've figure it out that the meaning of cluster is different from place to place or it depends also on the platform for example Hadoop and cassandra .
Please correct me if needed.
thanks for your efforts

[@raasna327]

u nailed it bro

[@nickharrison3748]

Very good explanation

[@dusterdude238]

I assume. that if the Cluster was not internet Access based, that the head node is where communications between the cluster and a LAN would take place?

[@rahilarshad2456]

Too much informative 👍🏼

[@VDMpeniel]

Can an application span multiple nodes? Like running on multiple nodes as if they were one?

[@florin9556]

Wow thanks so much , Long live King

[@AgrimITEducation]

Nice video ross..

[@kirks419]

thanks bro nice explanation.

[@darle19]

that video was really good)

[@khoadan]

Super!

[@almhery1]

thanks

[@anandkrishvvenkat5644]

Thank you so much 😎

[@bsummer]

Is master node same as head node?

[@eileenrabbit3367]

Thank youThank you

[@kylenoe2234]

I'm building my own computing cluster that i hope will be my go-to server to send my ai programs to to evolve them using corpora i specify.

[@Resultingam]

Thanks

[@mtfmorsh]

perfect, thanks

[@JimRohn-u8c]

Isn’t this the same as a Server farm?

[@madezra64]

The main thing here is software. You can have all the best hardware in the world all strapped together but without a good DRM/Sheduler/whatever it can be called, it's worthless.

[@HeroicKhalid]

but wait isn't that place in the photo you've put is suppose to be called a data center? now I'm confused

[@HeroicKhalid]

oh ok it makes sense thanks

[@iam_varunsharma]

Please Explain in more simple way.

[@danielacarrillo3676]

No entendí nada

[@AnandSharma-yb3cv]

try to speak clearly , waste of time

[@ayush_shaz]

lol

[@mollycase6275]

Rip