[Beowulf] 3d rendering cluster
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Paul K Egell-Johnsen paul.k.egell.johnsen at gmail.comTue May 24 04:48:15 PDT 2005
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Thank you very much Robert, you told me stuff I should really have found out of on my own; and some things I do know. I've contacted the different vendors we're considering for the software. I'm pushing for linux solutions because I know we can customise the os and software to make better use of the overall resources available. Unfortunately a lot of the other tasks we're going to do will require Windows solutions and then we're pretty much left to rely on sometimes very expensive solutions, and sometimes very unexpectedly cheap solutions, like FX Teleport for my sample library playback (ie. symphonic orchestra on a computer farm solution) needing nothing but a network connection and a cheapish server software on each computer. I didn't specifiy the size either, it seems like 10 to 20 Dell boxes would fit the bill, but if we can find some good integrators with better prices we'd probably end up with even a bigger farm, though an important point would be the storage solution which for the video post-production would require much more than for the rendering with regards to the bandwidth to the storage solution. Again, you pushed my buttons and I'm back to the thinking box and the archives of this list. Best regards,
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