I hate to tangent (hijack?) this subject, but I'm curious about your class
poll. Did the people who were interested in Matlab consider Octave?
Thanks!
Jeff
From: Joe Landman
To: Jeff Layton
Cc: Gerry Creager ; Beowulf Mailing List
Sent: Saturday, Decembe
Jeff Layton wrote:
BTW - I saw Karen's post about using Java with HadoopFS. Be sure to pay
attention to that since getting a good 64-bit Java implementation for
Linux is not always easy. There are a few out there (Sun has an early
access program to a 64-bit Java) but the reports I've heard are
Jeff,
I'm an old, guy and don't mind top-posts!
Thanks for the insight!
gerry
Jeff Layton wrote:
Sorry for top-posting (I hate these on-line email tools...)
Did the person requesting Hadoop ever say why they wanted it? For
example, do they have code written in MapReduce or do they think that
Karen,
Thanks for the clarifications.
I'm concerned about the software, but it looks like we'll install Hadoop
On Demand, as someone has already promised a user we'd do it... If
there were serious pitfalls, I might be able to slow it down some, but
simply inefficient isn't sufficient... we h
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/12/26/soho_rendering_supercomputer/
Excellent article on the 4000 core render farm for Tales of Desperaux, and
the Lustre file system behind it.
My only connection with the project being that I used to work for Steve
Prescott yea long ago...
back when the dinosaur
Sorry for top-posting (I hate these on-line email tools...)
Did the person requesting Hadoop ever say why they wanted it? For example, do
they have code written in MapReduce or do they think that Hadoop will give them
faster throughput than something else?
Hadoop is a project that really has 2
Hi Gerry,
- "Gerry Creager" wrote:
> I'm a bit concerned that it's not gonna be real compatible
> with, say, Torque/Maui and Gluster
There is the Hadoop on Demand (HOD) project to integrate
Hadoop with Torque:
http://hadoop.apache.org/core/docs/current/hod.html
No idea how well it works t
