Managing SOA Sessions in Windows HPC Server 2008 Step-by-Step Guide

Applies To: Windows HPC Server 2008

Windows® HPC Server 2008 provides a platform for Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) based applications. Using the SOA programming model, solution developers and architects can rapidly develop new high-performance computing (HPC) cluster-enabled interactive applications and can easily modify existing distributed computing applications.

In HPC Cluster Manager, administrators can configure Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) broker nodes, monitor broker nodes, manage sessions, troubleshoot run-time problems, and create service resource usage reports.

In this section

• Step 1: Configure the Head Node as a Broker Node

• Step 2: Monitor the WCF Broker Node

• Step 3: Monitor SOA Sessions

• Step 4: Create Service Usage Reports

Additional references

• Overview of SOA Programming Model and Runtime System for Windows HPC Server 2008

• Using HPC Sessions to Run SOA-based Applications