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xssim/trunk/src/test/rewolucja/schemas/example/coolemall/example4.xml
r335 r349 6 6 <description> 7 7 This short example presents how to describe computing resource location. 8 Simulated architecture consist of data center with 2 racks named rack1 and rack2, respectively.9 Location of rack1 is defined using vector (4, 0, 2), while rack2 according tovector (6, 0, 2)8 Simulated architecture consists of data center with 2 racks named rack1 and rack2, respectively. 9 Location of rack1 is defined using vector (4, 0, 2), while rack2 using vector (6, 0, 2) 10 10 Rack1 contains 2 computing nodes - node11 and node12. Appropriate coordinates for node11 are (0, 0, 0) 11 11 and for node12 (0, 1, 0). Rack2 contains 2 computing nodes named node21 and node22. Their location is defined as follows: 12 12 (0, 0, 0) for node21 and (1, 0, 0) for node22. 13 13 Using 3 coordinates allows to express location in various ways. It can be interpreted as a absolute placement in 3D, as well as the 14 relative position according to the p recedent computing resource. Moreover, it is possible to define only the arrangement of14 relative position according to the parent computing resource. Moreover, it is possible to define only the arrangement of 15 15 the computing resources by increasing only the value of one coordinate. 16 16 In the following example, racks location is defined using relative positions (with respect to the data center), while
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