Merge branch 'feature-more-nodes' into develop

README.md

@@ -5,10 +5,10 @@ like `srun`, `sbatch`, etc. This container can be used for testing your HPC appl
 
 ## Setup
 
-The container is set up to automatically detect your hardware on start-up. It will provide one
-compute node that shares the specifications of the platform it is running on (number of cores,
-hyperthreading, ...). The *cluster* (if you want to call your single node that) is called `sid`
-(Slurm in Docker) and it has one partition, `sidp`, containing said node.
+The container is set up to automatically detect your hardware on start-up. It will provide four
+compute nodes that share the specification of the platform the container is running on (number of
+cores, hyperthreading, ...). The *cluster* is called `sid` (Slurm in Docker) and it has one
+partition, `sidp`, containing the nodes `sidc[1-4]`.
 
 When you start the container, the services are already up and running. You will be greeted by a Bash
 shell running as `root`.
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ The image is updated weekly.
 
 If you have Docker set up on your system, you can easily build the container by executing `make`.
 This will run the default target `build` which builds and tags the image for you. The first build
-may take a few minutes.
+may take a while.
 
 The default name of the container is `registry.hzdr.de/fwcc/slurm-in-docker`. If you want to
 choose a shorter name, you can pass it as an argument when building the container, e.g.