[Beowulf] Some clarification
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William Hopkins willhopkins_2000 at yahoo.comTue Aug 16 04:47:04 PDT 2005
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Hello! I can't seem to find the kind of clarification I want on Beowulf clusters, so I'll ask here: To my understanding, a beowulf cluster is a cluster designed for processing power as opposed to redundancy, comprised of a bunch of stripped-down workstations running a software that accepts messages remotely, so you can write an application that uses the remote systems' processors as if it were a simple multi-processor environment? It doesn't yield any extra power to existing, non beowulf-optimized applications? Or is there a way to transparently use the remote processors as if local, thus allowing smart software like 3d Studio MAX to recognize and automatically use the extra processing power? Of course with 3dsmax I could also install the remote client to each network machine, it supports that, but not all softwares do. Thanks for your time! Will
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