On 21/02/2013 01:38, Stéphan Gorget wrote: > If you want to create a cluster that use multiple servers, you can for > your two different projects : > > 1 - (converting song) - use a scheduler such as torque / slurm-llnl > (debian package name) / sun grid engine (the name might have change) I'd add OAR to the list, as a possible very versatile candidate, packaged in Debian as well. (oar-* packages). > and use those to distribute the different jobs across the different > nodes. You might need to have a way to authenticate user across all > the node + a filesystem such as NFS to share the files. > For a quick setup of a cluster, with possibly not dedicated hardware, you can look at this project as well: http://computemode.imag.fr/ Hope this help, Pierre > > On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 11:00 PM, Yetkin Öztürk <yetkin85@gmail.com> wrote: >> Hi, >> I recommend you to try pelicanhpc http://pareto.uab.es/mcreel/PelicanHPC/ it >> does not need installation, it can boot from live disk and make remote nodes >> boot from network. Its a very practical way to see how a cluster look like >> and to try some mpi coding.(also based on debian) >> >> Yetkin Ozturk >> >> 21 Şubat 2013 Perşembe tarihinde Geoffrey Jacobs <gdjacobs@gmail.com> adlı >> kullanıcı şöyle yazdı: >> >>> On 02/20/2013 03:37 PM, Gerald Wrong wrote: >>> >>> Look into Mosix for simple heterogenous clustering of linux boxes, but you >>> have to comfortable rolling your own kernels unless somethings changed. 燣ast >>> time I was a student, you could get Mosix for free as a student. >>> >>> The webserver failover is a slightly different topic from >>> distributed/cluster computing IMO. 燨ne easy thing to do would be to make an >>> image whereby every machine had the same webserver and content, and use some >>> kind of load balancing/redirection. >>> >>> Good Luck! >>> >>> On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 3:58 PM, Anatoly Molchanov <ykdosto@gmail.com> >>> wrote: >>>> >>>> Do you want use beowulf? Or you interested in clustered web-server issue? >>>> >>>> >>>> 2013/2/21 Yazeed Alsaif <saifyazeed@gmail.com> >>>>> >>>>> Hello, >>>>> >>>>> This is my first time posting here, I think I am in the right place, if >>>>> not I am sorry. >>>>> >>>>> um, Here is my situation. >>>>> I am in middle of my final year project (Undergrad), anyway my project >>>>> is on Linux Clustering and I am asked to demonstrate the effectiveness of a >>>>> cluster practically, I have done my thesis but I am stuck on the practical >>>>> side. >>>>> what I want and looking for is: >>>>> >>>>> 1- I want to test the cluster by running a software that can take >>>>> advantage of other machines resources and converting songs from one >>>>> extension to another in a short time, and then I will compare that to if the >>>>> conversion process was run on one machine. >>>>> >>>>> 2- I want to run a web server爋n the cluster, so if one machine fails, >>>>> the website will still be there. (for fault tolerance demonstration) >> >>>>> >>>>> Note: I do NOT燼nyone to do it for me, I want to do it myself. All I want >>>>> is guidelines and perhaps some best practices. >>>>> thanks guys. >>>>> >>>>> Yazeed. >>> >>> Mosix is pretty much dead now, IIRC. You could try Kerrighed or OpenSSI. >>> > > -- Pierre NEYRON Ingénieur de Recherche CNRS Laboratoire d'Informatique de Grenoble Equipes MESCAL et MOAIS (LIG/INRIA) :> pierre.neyron@imag.fr - 04.76.61.20.18 <:
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