Grid computing guide??

is there any grid computing (not grid controlling) guide book available in oracle press??

My idea ... they're similar.
Cluster computing:
is a group of linked computers, working together closely so that in many respects they form a single computer.Grid computing:
Grid computing is distributed, large-scale cluster computing, as well as a form of network-distributed parallel processing
Oracle Real Application Clusters is a software that enables you to use clustered hardware by running multiple instances against the same database. The database files are stored on disks that are either physically or logically connected to each node, so that every active instance can read from or write to them.
The Real Application Clusters software manages data access, so that changes are coordinated between the instances and each instance sees a consistent image of the database. The cluster interconnect enables instances to pass coordination information and data images between each other.

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General problem : how to get start "grid computing"?

hi all,
please read this and giud me kindly.
i m university student and my final year project title is "new middleware models such as "grid services on p2p". this tittle was proposed by our acadamic staff and then i must go through this. now i have the idea what is grid computing and what are the techologies to be used with it. but i have no idea from ware i should get start on this.
so i will briefly explane u what is my project goal. my project goal is to give a solution to communicate several systems by upping webservices which are running seperatly on seperate servers by several technologies.
To do this i want to apply "grid computing on peer to peer architecture".
so plz guid me is this possible to do with grid computing andif is not tell how can i do this( to embeded several systems upping web services ).
also guid me how to get star to get best practice of grid computing?
thnaks ,
nuwan

Hi Aaron
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Please help on grid computing

hi aslamo alaikum
every body
i am a sudent of computer science and receive a project to implement
grid computing environment on two servers
please can you tell me what steps i take to implement this
what software i need and how can i configure a grid computing environment
this should be very help full for me
thanks in advance
allah hafiz

hi Chris Antognini
aslam o alaikum
thanks for your intrest to guide me
sir baesically my problum is that i am a student of computer science
and now i receive a project to implement or configure grid computing environment or whatever you say it beasically i have no prior knowledge of grid computing or which oracle products are used to form it i already work in 9i database and developer 6i
now i want to configure grid environment on two p4 computers and then run an application in 6i developer as frontend
beasically the two computers are my oracle server on only one database run and i want to joint these two computers with netwoek by network cards
i think you understant my problum
i want to know that what steps i need to create or implement the grid tirm
remember only one database run on two computers and they serve all incomming treffic jointly
thanks and regards
allah hafiz

General problem : about my project proposal on grid computing

hi all,
please read this and giud me kindly.
i m university student and my final year project title is "new middleware models such as "grid services on p2p". this tittle was proposed by our acadamic staff and then i must go through this. now i have the idea what is grid computing and what are the techologies to be used with it. but i have no idea from ware i should get start on this.
so i will briefly explane u what is my project goal. my project goal is to give a solution to communicate several systems by upping webservices which are running seperatly on seperate servers by several technologies.
To do this i want to apply "grid computing on peer to peer architecture".
so plz guid me is this possible to do with grid computing andif is not tell how can i do this( to embeded several systems upping web services ).
also guid me how to get star to get best practice of grid computing?
as my technologies i am going to use oracle 10g family with j2ee.
thnaks ,
nuwan

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Is Oracle Grid Computing a product or concept

I have read some of the threads and I have a basic question.
Does oracle have a comprehensive infrastructure grid product that actually takes servers, storage, network, and provide a provisioning system that one can install a operating environment and software products etc. If it does not have such a product then what is the deal about "oracle grid compute"
I have gone through the OEM 10gR2 install guide, I'm not too sure this mentions about grid computing. ASM comes close as far as storage is concerned, but what about CPU,RAM, Network and OS.
I also got that part that oracle products are ready for the grid - which product is not ready in that sense. The Grid should enable any Op Env and consequently any product - unless ofcourse they (OS) are still under test.

When someone talks about grid computing, I think of a system where I can seemlessly bring systems in and out of use at will to support the requirements at that time. So if I have 10 servers, in the morning I might want to run 6 app server nodes and 4 database nodes, whilst at night I might want to run 2 app server nodes and 8 database servers. The same kit serving different functions to meet the business demands.
Oracle does not provide this type of functionality. It allows you to add and remove nodes from a cluster (database and app server), but the seemless mix and match approach is not possible in a real environment.
The Grid Control allows you to monitor and manage your whole infrastructure, but this doesn't really warrant the "Grid" tag in my opinion. It is only an evolution of the OEM Management Server available in previous releases, and that was never given the "Grid" title.
I guess everyones definition of grid computing is slightly different. Oracle doesn't meet my definiton, but it may surpass the definition used by others.
Marketing aside, the 10g Database is a erally cool bit of kit :)
Cheers
Tim...

What are the benefits of Grid Computing in Oracle 10G

hi every one:
plz tell me what are the benefits of grid computing in oracle 10g.
thanks
usman ali

hi every one:
plz tell me what are the benefits of grid computing in oracle 10g.
thanks
usman ali

Grid computing in oracle 10g

Hello Everybody :) I want to make an application which will be added to grid computation (it will be inverting a matrix with dimension 1000x1000 in loop with lenght of 999999 ).
I have got few questions.
1 How to make grid?? I' ve used Oracle 10gXE for making an application and I know it quite well, but I can't find anything obout making a grid (how to do it). Do I have to install Oracle Application Server 10g or oracle Enterprise MAnager 10g? If I have to, how to do grid (do I have to make clustres or does the grid will be made automatically when I give IP adresses for the server)? I have got 3 computers in LAN network, 1 of them has got Oracle 10gXE.
2 the application inverting the matrix is written ic C++. How to add this application to grid computing using SQL (I want to see the result of computing in C++ application)?
Do I have to use something like ODBC in C++?
3 If points 1 & 2 have got solutions for me (I hope so) is there any chance for remote control for grid computing (I want to control grid computing from applicayion i C++)?
Thank You very much for all answers
Marcin Migdal from Poland
here is my e-mail [email protected]

OK I have also read that if I want to make grid computing I need following things.
1 Oracle databade 10g which provides computing
(Express Edition is a standalone databse such as Access but it has multithread and is used standard applications such us sample application in XE (shop,forums etc.) )
2 Oracle Application server but I don't know if I need it couse it can be useless if I've got database
3 Oracle Enterprise manager 10g Grid Control

Grid computing

Very Good morning experts ;
I need some information about grid computing. Oracle 10g is first grid based database.
Grid technology , how it acts really ?
Getting bit confused from following term.
Grid computing enables the creation of a single IT infrastructure that can be shared by multiple business processes.

955912 wrote:
I need some information about grid computing. Oracle 10g is first grid based database.
Grid technology , how it acts really ?
A grid, or cluster, is a logical computer processing platform that consists of a number of physically hardware resources.
Oracle RAC consist of the follow basic infrastructure components:
multiple database server platforms
a public network for accessing these platforms and/or cluster
a private network (called an Interconnect) between these platforms as a high-speed communication cluster backbone (server platforms need to coordinate cluster processing, resources, and so on)
a shared I/O fabric layer (typically fibre) to a storage system that provides the cluster's data storage (same cluster storage disks are available for I/O on each and every server platform - NAS is also used)
Oracle RAC is a shared-everything-cluster. This means that if you have access to a single cluster server, you have access to all the database resources and data available on that cluster database.
Other database cluster technology makes certain database cluster resources available via certain cluster servers only. If that resource (e.g. table, schema, datafile, etc) is only available on a single server, and that server fails, that cluster resource is no longer available.
With Oracle RAC you can loose any cluster server - without loosing any cluster resources. The same data and resources are available on each and every cluster node. A server failure will not result in a client no longer being able to access specific rows, or tables, or schemas.

Link to Grid Computing white paper is broken

Community Feedback (No Product Questions)
In the article http://www.oracle.com/technology/oramag/webcolumns/2003/opinion/souder_grid.html
the links for the Grid Computing white paper and the Oracle Grid Computing Technology page don't work:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/oracle9i/grid_computing/OracleGridWP.pdf
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/oracle9i/grid_computing/index.html

The WPs referenced here are obsolete. For current Grid WPs, visit this page:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/grid/index.html
Cheers, OTN

Oracle Database 10g Express Edition support Grid Computing ?

Hi
May I know if I install the Oracle Database Express Edition on Linux, which Linux O/S
that can support Grid Computing ?
And if I install this database on Windows, which Windows platform that support Grid Computing ?
Thanks.
Vivi

Hi.
What do you mean by support Grid?
I'm assuming you are actually asking about support for RAC. If so, then:
- Oracle XE does not support RAC.
- There are a number of Linux distributions that are supported for RAC, including Red Hat Advanced Server and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. Basically, if it is free, Oracle don't support it. That's not to say it doesn't work, but it's not supported.
- I guess the only sensible Windows choice is Windows 2003. It would work in Windows 2000 or XP, but these aren't sensible options as both are very old and one is a desktop OS.
These answers also apply to the Grid Control.
Cheers
Tim...

I downloaded Dreamweaver CC 2014.1, started using it but cannot find Show Fluid Grid Layout Guides button, Resize LI.link sizing handle and 'move up a Row' arrow. Where can I find them?

I downloaded Dreamweaver CC 2014.1, started using it but cannot find Show Fluid Grid Layout Guides button, Resize LI.link sizing handle and 'move up a Row' arrow. Where can I find them?

You have the latest version (CC 2014.1 or 2014.1.1) in which the interface condenses Design View with Live View buttons in normal layouts. See screenshot.
However, in FGLayouts, Live View is the only option which poses some editing problems and has been highly criticized.
Is there any way to display the Design View in fluid grid pages?
New Features in CC 2014.1 October Release
http://helpx.adobe.com/dreamweaver/using/whats-new.html
New Features in CC 2014.1.1 February Release
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Grid computing in Education

Hi all experts in Grid/utility computing.
I am doing some research for a conference paper I will be presenting in May 04 on Grid computing in the Education sector(university).
I was wondering if anyone may have some information on how grid computing can be used in a university teaching environment as a starting point for my research.
This can be in the form of papers,presentations,web links or case studies of universities who are using grid . Our your thoughts/views on how the university setting can maximise this new technology to support computing research and teaching.
Or may be we can start a discussion on the link with grid and the education sector. What lessons, problems,parallels, issues from businesses we can relate/compare to university sector.
Thanks for you help
C.Hamilton-Jones
Senior lecturer
Buckinghamshire Chilterns University,UK

OK I have also read that if I want to make grid computing I need following things.
1 Oracle databade 10g which provides computing
(Express Edition is a standalone databse such as Access but it has multithread and is used standard applications such us sample application in XE (shop,forums etc.) )
2 Oracle Application server but I don't know if I need it couse it can be useless if I've got database
3 Oracle Enterprise manager 10g Grid Control

Print Visible Grids and Guides

Hi everyone,
I'm using InDesign CS3 5.0.4, If i export to direct pdf the check box of Print visible grid and guides is enabled, But to make the postscript file the mentioned option is disabled.
Please guide me how to enable this option in the InDesign
Thanks and Regards,
Nagaraj

... I don't have a special profile. I almost never directly print, but Export to PDF exclusively. And if you use that instead, you can choose any of the standard presets -- High Quality, Press Quality, etc. -- no printer dependent settings.
The print options inside InDesign and Acrobat are (partly) optional, depending on the printer driver you happen to have installed.

Diffrence b/w grid computing , clustering

respected viewers,
can any body tell me
1. What is the difference between Grid computing , Clustering and Distributed systems?
plz explain a bit .... ? tellme some link where 3 of these things are explained together
regards
Edited by: ORA-FSD-PAK on Jul 28, 2009 2:21 AM

ORA-FSD-PAK wrote:
respected viewers,
can any body tell me
1. What is the difference between Grid computing , Clustering and Distributed systems?
plz explain a bit .... ? tellme some link where 3 of these things are explained together
Did you try searching in the oracle docs,
[Grid Computing Defined|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14220/intro.htm#sthref14]
[Distributed Database Concepts|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14231/ds_concepts.htm#ADMIN028]
[What Is RAC|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14196/rac001.htm#BHCIHCCD]
Read the links given above for sure.
HTH
Aman....

Grid Computing: Oracle Profile

I am a student at Lansing Community College. Recently profiled in the September/ October Edition of Oracle Magazine I subscribe to. I currently use JDeveloper for Java and Web Development. I am writing a term paper on Grid Computing and its impact on Enterprise IT. Oracle, being at the front of the Development and Implementation of Grid, I have chosen them to profile. I have found alot of information online, however I would like to set up an interview, face to face. I know that there is a regional office in Troy, Michigan. I am willing to make the trip if someone was willing to spare 30 minutes of their time that is knowledgeable in Grid technology. If anyone can help, or has advice, please let me know at [email protected] Thank you in advance.
- Martin Burris
[email protected]

OTN has a whitepaper on "Workload Management with Oracle Real Application Clusters". I suggest you read that, as it's likely to be a fuller explanation than we can give you here. Find out more.
Of course, if you still have questions after you've read that paper feel free to post them.
Cheers, APC

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