"Planet," of course, draws on the old species-reversal conceit worked out by Pierre Boulle in his 1963 novel, "La Planète des Singes," a book that launched a cluster of movies and television shows, most notably Franklin J. Schaffner's "Planet of the Apes" (1968).
As Dougherty stressed, ContainerShip wants to make it easy for its users to launch a Kubernetes cluster and use its load balancing, firewall and user management features.
You launch some instances in a cluster, define tasks and start them.
A year later police launched an investigation into a cluster of maternity deaths at the trust and the regulator admitted "major concerns" with hospital services.
In March 2011, Cumbria Police launched an investigation into a cluster of maternity deaths at the trust.
The REPET package was specifically designed to improve speed and tractability by (i) interacting with MySQL tables at several key points to take advantage of the SQL language, and (ii) automatically handling jobs launched in parallel on a cluster via free batch-queuing systems, such as the Sun Grid Engine (now known as Oracle Gene Engine), relaunching jobs in cases of cluster node failure.
Legoland Malaysia, which opened in 2012, anchors a busy entertainment district; an outpost of Marlborough College, a posh British school, has helped launch a much-vaunted educational cluster.
At national and regional level, about 30 ManuFuture activities have been launched with direct impact on national and regional funding programs.6 For example, in Germany, ManuFuture.DE prepared the ground for the upcoming Industry 4.0 platform and ManuFuture.BW7 was funded in 2009 with the aim to launch a national 'leading-edge cluster' as advanced engineering platform for production.
Depending on the type of architecture on which the script is run, the task will be executed by calling the appropriate queuing command (for a cluster) or by launching it directly (for a multi-core server).
