Let us not forget CENTos for those of us that require a longer lifespan
for our operating systems.
I have one cluster that uses CENTOS 3, CENTOS 4 and controls its storage
via Solaris 10. The next major upgrade will retire the CentOS 3
machines (2.4 dual single core ghz opterons) and use CENTOS 5 on Dual
Dual core or Dual Quad Core opterons.
Mike Davis
Robert G. Brown wrote:
Oops. I can't make Peter out to be a liar, so:
"Fedora"
There. I said it and I'm glad.
I don't know what it all means, or course -- you can build a perfectly
peachy cluster on Debian, SuSE, FreeBSD, Solaris, Windows in a pinch
(although you'll hate yourself LONG before you're done if you try), any
other linux distribution you might find, and ... yes ... Fedora.
Oh, and did I mention Scyld and the "professional" turnkey type
clusters?
But let's get into all that in round two, when you have a bit more of an
idea what goes into cluster design and when we all have a bit more of an
idea of what KIND of cluster we need to be designing...;-)
Then I might even say "Fedora" again!
rgb
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