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Mark at MarkAndrewSmith.co.uk Mark at MarkAndrewSmith.co.uk
Mon Nov 19 10:11:55 PST 2001


 
Scott, 
 
.... or if you don't need batch but would like some interaction without the
use of any special libraries, you might like to have a little look at what
the MOSIX guys are doing at http://www.mosix.org/ or
http://www.mosix.cs.huji.ac.il/  (I'm not sure but I think their website is
down at the moment).  I am currently building a dev box for general use and
spreading compiles across nodes seems a good idea since you see the system
as one big box.  Then there is the added bonus you don't need to recompile
any code....! 
 
Regards, 
 
 
Mark. 
Tel: (01942)722518 
Mob: (07866)070122 
 
-----Original Message----- 
From:		Ron Chen [SMTP:ron_chen_123 at yahoo.com] 
Sent:		Monday 19 November 2001 07:00 
To:		Scott Thomason; Beowulf at beowulf.org 
Subject:	Re: Compile farm? 
 
What you need is a batch system. 
 
There are 2 free batch systems, SGE and PBS. 
 
Both of them are opensource, but nevertheless, you  
can 
get 7x24 support if you are willing to pay. 
 
PBS: www.openpbs.com 
     www.pbspro.com 
 
SGE: www.sun.com/gridware 
     gridengine.sunsource.net 
 
Also,  
SGE has qmake, which can execute several 
instances of make on mutliple machines for one single 
make job. 
 
Install note: 
http://supportforum.sun.com/gridengine/appnote_install.html 
 
  
-Ron 
 
--- Scott Thomason <SThomaso at phmining.com> wrote: 
> Greetings. I'm interested in setting up a shell 
> account/batch process/compile  
farm system for our 
> developers, and I'm wondering if Beowulf clusters 
> are well suited to that task. We're not interested 
> in  
writing parallel code using PVM or MPI, we just 
> want to log into what appears to be one big server 
> and have it dispatch the workload  
amongst the slave 
> processors. Is Beowulf good at that? 
> ---scott 
>  
> p.s. Sorry if there are duplicates of this message; 
>  
I used the wrong email address earlier. 
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