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> Back in the day I used to use OpenMOSIX for this sort of thing, but that
> died years ago. The replacements seem to be LinuxPMI, Kerrighed or > OpenSSI. They also haven't shown any life for years and probably don't > work on ARM anyway. FWIW, here are the installation instructions for > OpenSSI on Debian: > > http://openssi.org/cgi-bin/view?page=docs2/1.9/debian/INSTALL.html > > These are all SSI clusters, where the whole cluster behaves as if it's > one big computer and processes migrate seamless from machine to machine. > They're rather out of fashion these days, the emphasis being on the > other kind of cluster where each machine is largely independent and the > applications explicitly run work units on different CPUs. But I have > absolutely no experience with those whatsoever, not even extending to > knowing what they're called. > > I still miss OpenMOSIX... > Funnily enough I looked at OpenMOSIX but they shut down in 2008 I think and there's only support for 2.4 kernel. |