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-====== ​Omnidex ​Administration ======+====== Administration: Administration Basics ​======
  
 ===== Omnidex Architecture ===== ===== Omnidex Architecture =====
  
-[[admin:​admin:​architecture:​home|Overview]] ​-> [[admin:​admin:​architecture:​single|Single Server]] ​-> [[admin:​admin:​architecture:​multiple|Multiple Servers]] ​-> [[admin:​admin:​architecture:​snapshots|Omnidex Snapshots]] ​-> **[[admin:​admin:​architecture:​grids|Omnidex Grids]]** ​-> [[admin:​admin:​architecture:​parallel|Parallel Servers]]+[[admin:​admin:​architecture:​home|Overview]] ​[[admin:​admin:​architecture:​single|Single Server]] ​[[admin:​admin:​architecture:​multiple|Multiple Servers]] ​[[admin:​admin:​architecture:​snapshots|Omnidex Snapshots]] ​**[[admin:​admin:​architecture:​grids|Omnidex Grids]]** ​[[admin:​admin:​architecture:​parallel|Parallel Servers]] 
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 ==== Omnidex Grid Architecture ==== ==== Omnidex Grid Architecture ====
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 Omnidex Grids are a feature of the Omnidex product line that allow large databases to be distributed across multiple processors or servers. ​ This improves performance by allowing a query to be processed on the fewest nodes possible using multiple concurrent processors. ​  This approach allows great scalability and provides convenient mechanisms for adding new data to the database. Omnidex Grids are a feature of the Omnidex product line that allow large databases to be distributed across multiple processors or servers. ​ This improves performance by allowing a query to be processed on the fewest nodes possible using multiple concurrent processors. ​  This approach allows great scalability and provides convenient mechanisms for adding new data to the database.
  
-An Omnidex Grid consists of one or more computers used in combination to satisfy Omnidex queries. ​ Some Omnidex Grids are placed on one or more large, multi-processor computers. ​ Other Omnidex Grids are placed on an array of inexpensive,​ commodity, desktop ​PC’s.   Both types of grids perform well, and each has distinct advantages.  ​+An Omnidex Grid consists of one or more computers used in combination to satisfy Omnidex queries. ​ Some Omnidex Grids are placed on one or more large, multi-processor computers. ​ Other Omnidex Grids are placed on an array of inexpensive,​ commodity, desktop ​PCs.   Both types of grids perform well, and each has distinct advantages.  ​
  
 An Omnidex Grid can also ease the process of absorbing new data.  In some installations,​ new data can be placed in a new node on the grid.  This allows the new node to be indexed without having to re-index the entire database. ​ In very large databases, this can make a tremendous difference in performance. An Omnidex Grid can also ease the process of absorbing new data.  In some installations,​ new data can be placed in a new node on the grid.  This allows the new node to be indexed without having to re-index the entire database. ​ In very large databases, this can make a tremendous difference in performance.
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 Visit this article for more detailed information about [[admin:​features:​grids:​home|Omnidex Grids]]. Visit this article for more detailed information about [[admin:​features:​grids:​home|Omnidex Grids]].
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