On Wednesday 21 January 2004 10:23 am, Karl Vogel wrote: > In article <400E7042.6090804@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, WipeOut wrote: > > Asad Javid wrote: > >>Im looking to implement a cluster on fedora. Is there a software > >> for fedora for free. How is the performance. > > > > Take a look at openosix.. I used it once to setup a cluster of 4 > > PC's to create a bunch of MP3's faster.. It worked like a dream.. > > > > Just a note.. Make sure you app is multi-process (not just > > multi-threaded) and that is does not make use of shared memory, > > otherwise your cluster will not migrate processes to the other > > nodes in the cluster.. > > > > This is of course a processing cluster, if you are after a high > > availibility cluster or a load balancing clister you may want to > > look at software like "heartbeat", "LVM (Linux Virtual Machine)" > > and "openssi" (I think thats what it was).. > > OpenSSI [1] is indeed the correct name, however it's currently only > available for RH9.. (FC1 is probably also possible with modest > work, but FC2 will be a whole different story as that is going to > use the new 2.6 kernel) > > just for the record.. OpenSSI V1.0 will be released any day now. > > > [1] - http://www.openssi.org You might try http://openmosix.sourceforge.net Recently updated to work with 2.6 Regards, John
