Sentence examples for master node which from inspiring English sources

There's no need to first write to a single master node, which may be far away, and then have that node push the update to every other region.

Each relay transmits a training sequence to the master node, which in turn retransmits conjugate-complex and time-inverted versions of its received sequences back to the relays.

Assume to this end that all relays transmit on orthogonal channels to the master node, which again transmits on orthogonal channels back to the relays.

Here, one machine act as a master node which runs NameNode and ResourceManager on it and all other four machines run DataNode and NodeManager on it.

Our implementation follows a standard master/slave concept: the general idea is to have a "Master" node, which will intercept a sequential graphical user interface and broadcast it to the "Slave" nodes.

One of these VM is the master node, which executes NameNode (HDFS) and JobTracker (MapReduce), and the rest of the VM are slave nodes running DataNodes (HDFS) and JobTrackers (MapReduce).

The purpose of this phase was to condense the Infection Set into a single node, which then was used as the root for the master tree from which the optimal solution was derived.

There exists a master node, at address 0, which knows the whole network topology and is equipped with quite complex software able to compute routes and configure the network.

However, such protocols usually demand a dedicated master node (and maybe additional backup nodes) which represents a single point of failure.

Hadoop, which is an Apache Foundation project written in Java, provides a master slave architecture where a single master node coordinates many slave machines, which carry out data storage and the actual computation.

Every τ generations, the best individual in each population is backed up, and the processors communicate between each other to find the lowest value of the objective function of any individual across all populations, which the master node records to a log file along with a time-stamp.