cluster unaware

German translation: a bit of an answer

10:44 Nov 30, 2000
English to German translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering
English term or phrase: cluster unaware
The cluster will run a critical, cluster-unaware application.
Lawrence Hacker
Local time: 11:45
German translation:a bit of an answer
Explanation:
Here is Microsoft's definition of cluster-unaware:

cluster-unaware application
An application that can run on a node and be managed as a cluster resource but has no inherent knowledge of its environment. Cluster-unaware applications function the same regardless of whether they are running on a node in a server cluster or on a non-clustered system.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/psdk/mscs/cs_gloss_7erd.ht...

Brinkmann, Datentechnik, offers
Endian-aware (Dp) / endian-sensitiv adj

Maybe you can borrow the "sensitiv" from that and use a term like "nicht cluster-sensitiv" - however, I didn't get any hits on "cluster sensitiv".

The other option might be to use the English term (in IT always a viable option) and possibly offer a brief explanation in parens.

HTH.
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Local time: 02:45
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a bit of an answer


Explanation:
Here is Microsoft's definition of cluster-unaware:

cluster-unaware application
An application that can run on a node and be managed as a cluster resource but has no inherent knowledge of its environment. Cluster-unaware applications function the same regardless of whether they are running on a node in a server cluster or on a non-clustered system.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/psdk/mscs/cs_gloss_7erd.ht...

Brinkmann, Datentechnik, offers
Endian-aware (Dp) / endian-sensitiv adj

Maybe you can borrow the "sensitiv" from that and use a term like "nicht cluster-sensitiv" - however, I didn't get any hits on "cluster sensitiv".

The other option might be to use the English term (in IT always a viable option) and possibly offer a brief explanation in parens.

HTH.

Ulrike Lieder (X)
Local time: 02:45
Native speaker of: German
PRO pts in pair: 1505
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