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Scale size = Memory Usage (%) of each cluster node: The size of the entities reflects the memory usage in the cluster nodes The size difference is demonstrated below. The node on the left has low memory consumption while the star on the right has high memory usage
Bounce height = Aggregate network traffic entering and leaving interface (PPS) 3D stars may bounce up and down on the spot. How high they jump represents how many packets per second are entering and leaving the network interface of the cluster nodes. Note: The number of packets per second is mapped to a logorithmic bounce height scale to avoid 3D star models from bouncing ridiculously high.
Inspecting cluster node details Quantitative details regarding each cluster node can be obtained in one of two ways.
(Note: The 'inspector tool' is only one of a number of techniques supported by L3DGEWorld 2.2 for interacting with in-world entities. LCMON 1.1 restricts you to only use the gun that allows inspection of in-world entity state. Other systems based on L3DGEWorld 2.2 may utilise different types of 'guns' to initiate additional in-world interactions.) Multiple users in-world at the same time LCMON 1.1 allows more than one user to exist within the virtual world at the same time. Other users will perceive you as a humanoid character flying around the virtual world, armed with an electric beam weapon. You will perceive them in the same manner. Figure 4 shows a player using their inspector tool on a star.
(Note: The appearance of other users, their weapons, and their weapons shooting, is configurable if you know how to create Quake III Arena player models. Discussion of precisely how to achieve this is beyond the scope of this web page.) Go back to the LCMON project main page |
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