single-system image (SSI)
Single-system image (SSI) is the idea that the resources provided by cluster
computing or in any system which aggregates resources should present a single interface to the
user. The user should not need to be aware of the multiplicity of the system or need to address its
individual parts; it should seem like a single entity.
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This was last updated in November 2005
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