1. The document describes a diskless remote boot Linux (DRBL) cluster consisting of 4 compute nodes and 1 management node connected by a gigabit Ethernet switch.
2. The management node acts as the DRBL server, hosting the TFTP, NFS, DHCP, and authentication services to allow the compute nodes to boot via PXE and share files and configurations.
3. The process involves enabling PXE on the compute node BIOS, allowing them to boot over the network by requesting an IP from DHCP and downloading boot files from TFTP before mounting the NFS root file system where applications and configurations are deployed.