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Once your network is set up and you have installed the necessary components, you are

ready to create distributed processing clusters.

If you have questions about any concepts and terms used here, see Distributed Processing

Basics.

This chapter covers the following:

• An Overview of Configuring a Cluster (p. 47)

• Configuring Service Nodes and Cluster Controllers (p. 48)

• Creating Clusters with Apple Qadministrator (p. 55)

• About QuickClusters (p. 58)

An Overview of Configuring a Cluster

Assuming Apple Qmaster software is installed on all the computers that you plan to use

as part of the cluster, there are three basic steps involved in configuring a cluster.

Note: On any given Final Cut Studio system or network, the Compressor and

Apple Qmaster versions (numbers) and the version of QuickTime must all match. For

example, Compressor 3.0.5 will work only with the 3.0.5 version of Apple Qmaster, and

no other version. In this example, the correct version of QuickTime is QuickTime 7.5.5 or

later. Non-matching configurations are not supported.

Stage 1: Configuring Service Nodes

Configuring a service node to perform distributed processing is a matter of turning on

processing services in the Apple Qmaster pane of System Preferences. Optionally, you

can also set passwords at this time. See Configuring Service Nodes and Cluster Controllers

for details.

Stage 2: Configuring a Cluster Controller

To configure a computer to control the cluster, turn on the cluster control services in the

Apple Qmaster pane of System Preferences. See Turning Cluster Controller Services On

or Off for more information.

Creating Clusters

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