Re: clustering?

[Chester <chester@langin.com>]

I am working on a cluster project at http://cb0.cs.siu.edu,
which see.

Essentially, it is just networked hosts that are set up
to trust each other in different ways.

One way is with pvm.  You can use the same programs and
pvm load balances them.

Another way is with mpi.  This is a set of tools that
extend C/C++.  However, you have to do your own programming.

Another way is to program it from scratch.  That's what
I'm doing.

--Chester Langin-------------------------------------------
<http://www.cs.siu.edu/~langin>  <mailto:langin@cs.siu.edu>
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On Mon, 17 Sep 2001, Tighe wrote:

> hello,
> 	anyone had any clustering experience?  i have about 14 Ultra 1's
> sitting around here in teh office doing nothing and I think that it would
> be fun to setup myself a little cluster.  i know about beawulf (sp?) are
> there any other linux clustering solutions out there?  i am considering
> running the cluster on redhat 6.2 or maybe suse 7.2 if I can find the
> SPARC cd's somewhere around here.  :)
> 
> tighe
> 
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