"Nathan Moore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> Earlier this summer, the case fan on one of the machines failed, and the
> result seems like a cooked motherboard (erratic errors with the integrated
> NIC).
There should be an automatic shutdown script running to detect
temperature events and shut down
I was just reading Jeff Layton's networking-for-HPC article in Linux Mag
http://www.linux-mag.com/launchpad/business-class-hpc/build/3507 and it got
me thinking if it would be feasible for a parallel application to
distinguish two sorts of messages: urgent (e.g. computing the gravitational
effect
I was thinking of something more dynamic. Consider three large
websites running in separate VM's (or perhaps more likely VPS's) on a
cluster. At any one time the cluster is running at an average of 70%
capacity. One website is European, one is American and one is Indian.
They all have differing pe
Would this mean that a users environment could never exceed the
resources of a single node?
Andy
On 26/07/07, Julien Leduc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I'm interested in utilising the hardware to create something akin to
>> the sun grid or the amazon elastic computing cloud whereby the
>> reso
I saw a bunch of press on intel's new Threading Building Blocks 2.0. Seems
similar to a couple other products promising easier parallelism, even down
to a contest for the best use.
Except:
* GPL v2 - an actual open license, not a fake open license.
* Not OS specific: Windows, mac, and linux (I e
