Key features:
- Total Pages Views and Load times
- Top Pages Viewed and Load Times
- Real Time Site Page Build Performance
- Users’ Browser and Platform Performance
- Geographic User Breakdown
- And more
COURSE of the MONTH
13 days, 19 hours left to enrollBecome a Premium Member and unlock a new, free course in leading technologies each month.
Solved
Connect multiple machine as one virtual machine
Posted on 2013-01-05
Dear Sir
Can I connect multiple server machine to become one virtual machine as a render farm .
So If I want to render a project , the job order will send to this virtual machine which distributed the project to the render farm.
Is it possible ??
Can I connect multiple server machine to become one virtual machine as a render farm .
So If I want to render a project , the job order will send to this virtual machine which distributed the project to the render farm.
Is it possible ??
[X]
Welcome to Experts Exchange
Add your voice to the tech community where 5M+ people just like you are talking about what matters.
- Help others & share knowledge
- Earn cash & points
- Learn & ask questions
2-
2
- +2
7 Comments
yes although if your host allowed ie it had enough resources just create the render farm in the virtual environment just like it was physical its effectively thesame all you need to make sure your virtual environment has enough resources after the 'p2v' you have some resources left for the host or it will grind to a halt
You can...but only if your APPLICATION supports this. And I doubt very much it would be possible under Windows....again, except if your application supports such a feature.
So the main question is, what is the rendering software you are talking about?
So the main question is, what is the rendering software you are talking about?
Active today
No.
You cannot assign more vCPUs to a VM than a single host can support, so virtualization is no use in a HPC environment. People simulate HPC clusters using virtualization but that is just to test the HPC software when hardware is limited, it gives less performance than using non-virtualized hosts.
You cannot assign more vCPUs to a VM than a single host can support, so virtualization is no use in a HPC environment. People simulate HPC clusters using virtualization but that is just to test the HPC software when hardware is limited, it gives less performance than using non-virtualized hosts.
The rendering software is : Adobe premiere
OS : Windows server 2008 in all servers
if I can , from where can i begin ?
any resource ??
OS : Windows server 2008 in all servers
if I can , from where can i begin ?
any resource ??
I don’t think you are on the right way with this. Adobe Premier makes a heavy usage of the video card resources and the servers are not famous with good video.
Server farms are for server applications like SQL, SharePoint, Web applications, etc.
I would invest in a hi-performance workstation with the best video card in my budget.
Server farms are for server applications like SQL, SharePoint, Web applications, etc.
I would invest in a hi-performance workstation with the best video card in my budget.
Active today
http://www.brighthub.com/multimedia/video/articles/117597.aspx suggests distributed rendering is possible but not built into adobe premier.
Featured Post
Ready to improve network connectivity? Watch this webinar to learn how SD-WANs and a one-click instant connect tool can boost provisions, deployment, and management of your cloud connection.
Question has a verified solution.
If you are experiencing a similar issue, please ask a related question
Few best practices specific to Network Configurations to be considered while deploying a Hyper-V infrastructure. It may not be the full list, but this could be a base line.
Dedicated Network:
Always consider dedicated network/VLAN for Hyper-V…
From Coral's "So You Want To Play With Computers" Series
A bit of background first, so this story will make a little sense.
One day, probably because he needed a good laugh, Finagle hooked me up with a church to upgrade/run their Media Booth.…
In this video, Percona Director of Solution Engineering Jon Tobin discusses the function and features of Percona Server for MongoDB.
How Percona can help
Percona can help you determine if Percona Server for MongoDB is the right solution for …
In this video, Percona Solutions Engineer Barrett Chambers discusses some of the basic syntax differences between MySQL and MongoDB.
To learn more check out our webinar on MongoDB administration for MySQL DBA: https://www.percona.com/resources/we…
Suggested Courses
Course of the Month13 days, 19 hours left to enroll
801 members asked questions and received personalized solutions in the past 7 days.
Join the community of 500,000 technology professionals and ask your questions.