Hi Carsten,

Here is the database system used by ROCKS:

http://www.rocksclusters.org/rocks-documentation/reference-guide/4.1/database.html

Rocks is an open-source Linux cluster distribution that enables end users to easily build computational clusters, grid endpoints and visualization tiled-display walls.

Cheers,
        Bruce

On Sun, 21 Oct 2007, Carsten Aulbert wrote:

Hi all,

we are currently looking into the problem, how to keep track of
computers which we are going to buy. On the one hand there are the
standard tools to monitor a running cluster like ganglia, nagios,
zenoss, ... but these are - to my understanding - just for monitoring
the current status.

However, I would like to have something where we have something like a
large table about the hardware in question. In there information like

* vendor
* serial number
* MAC addresses (eth0, eth1,..., IPMI, RAID,...)
* maybe even firmware versions and serial numbers of exchangeable
internal hardware (hard disks)
* basically all physical information of the box

another table should hold the current setup, i.e. a mapping between the
hardware and the "logical" setup, e.g.

Hardware box number #1234 from above table has in the current setup the
following...

* hostname
* IP addresses
* running services
* ...

And finally, another table where special problems, like memory errors
and the like can be entered.

I know this sounds just like three medium sized SQL tables, but at least
I wanted to ask what people are using if more than a single person is
working on the cluster. One person can probably do this with a simple
text file and a set of papers in a filing cabinet.

Thanks a lot for any answers

Carsten

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