[Beowulf] A Good Linux Distribution to Start with?
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Shane Canon canon at nersc.govWed Sep 8 21:43:48 PDT 2004
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I would suggest Rocks or Warewulf. Although the cluster I run doesn't use these packages, I've played with both of these packages and was very impressed. With Rocks you can have your cluster running full parallel jobs through a batch system in a few hours. --Shane Dragovich, Jeff wrote: > I am at the point in my beowulf cluster construction where I need to > pick the Linux distribution to use. I have a small cluster (10 nodes, > CISCO switch, a single control machine). The cluster will > support parallelizing/benchmarking a finite element program using MPI. > I am currently the only prospective user, and don't need sendmail and > a bunch of that stuff. Just dev tools. > > Any comments on which Linux flavor to start with? I've read some jabs > at Fedora. Can't find a FAQ (after about 4 hours of searching) that > really discusses the pros and cons of each Linux variant related to > Beowulf clusters. I know religion is a hot topic, but please don't > flame the agnostic. :) > > Jeff > >
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