[Beowulf] "Part-time" beowulf clusters
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Julien Leduc julien.leduc at lri.frThu Sep 29 08:03:46 PDT 2005
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Hi, >I would like to know information about "part-time" clusters (I don't >know if there's a specific name for it). > >The concept I'm thinking, and that I'm sure is implemented already >somewhere, is to use PC's that only are used during daytime, to run >code during night time. A good example is to use the PC's from a >computer lab at any school, connect them to a switch, and use them as >a cluster when they're idle. > > A project was developped in the previous lab I worked for, and resulted in a product that was later released as an opensource software: https://www.computenode.org I do not know about the current status of this software (I am not a developper either), but, if it can help. It can be a good start to build this kind of infrastructure (it is a diskless NFS-root based cluster with a kernel compiled without any harddisk drive driver), it includes a set of CGI scripts to manage/monitor the nodes. Hope this can help. Regards, Julien Leduc
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