[Beowulf] HPL on an ad-hoc cluster
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Charlie Peck charliep at cs.earlham.eduThu Mar 8 05:54:13 PST 2007
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On Mar 7, 2007, at 11:12 AM, Olli-Pekka Lehto wrote: > ... > So, do you think that is this a pipe dream or a feasible project? > Which path would you take to implement this? Consider something embarrassingly parallel with a work-pool model. Your assignment servers could be on stable machines, clients come and go as need be, you measure the rate at which work is being done and the total work done. If you are looking for a live CD Linux distro with cluster computing tools built-in consider the Bootable Cluster CD, http:// bccd.cs.uni.edu (full disclosure, I help a little bit on that project). charlie
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