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Plumage's early design did not have distinct Master or UI roles, which is why the Client is responsible for managing the polygraph processes involved in a run, including commanding a Server to co-operate.
Now that the Master role exists, it would be cleaner for some of plumage_run's aggregation and control behaviour to be moved to it, leaving Client to act a lot more like Server as a temporary resource acting as a single component of a larger run without needing knowledge of it.
Machine resources could then potentially be offered as pools of multiple clients and servers, to allow multi-machine tests that scale beyond the capabilities of a single machine.
This would also pull host variables, and defining of client-server pairings, back toward the Master, centralizing configuration of them and making them easier to manage.
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Plumage's early design did not have distinct Master or UI roles, which is why the Client is responsible for managing the polygraph processes involved in a run, including commanding a Server to co-operate.
Now that the Master role exists, it would be cleaner for some of plumage_run's aggregation and control behaviour to be moved to it, leaving Client to act a lot more like Server as a temporary resource acting as a single component of a larger run without needing knowledge of it.
Machine resources could then potentially be offered as pools of multiple clients and servers, to allow multi-machine tests that scale beyond the capabilities of a single machine.
This would also pull host variables, and defining of client-server pairings, back toward the Master, centralizing configuration of them and making them easier to manage.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: