On 9/2/20 10:36 pm, Benson Muite wrote:
Take a look at the bootable cluster CD here:
http://www.littlefe.net/
From what I can see BCCD hasn't been updated for just over 5 years, and
the last email on their developer list was Feb 2018, so it's likely a
little out of date now.
http://bccd.ne
Take a look at the bootable cluster CD here:
http://www.littlefe.net/
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020, at 1:54 AM, Mark Kosmowski wrote:
> I purchased a Cisco UCS C460 M2 (4 @ 10 core Xeons, 128 GB total RAM) for
> $115 in my local area. If I used ESXi (free license), I am limited to 8 vcpu
> per VM. Coul
Hi Guys just piggy backing on this thread
I am considering upgrading my pc to 64gb of ram and setting it up as a win 10
based hyper-v host. Would you say this is a good way to learn how to put a
cluster together with out the need to invest in a small number of servers? My
pc is a ryzen 5 3600 6
No reason you can’t, especially if you’re not interested in benchmark runs
(there’s a chance that if you ran a lot of heavily-loaded VMs, there could be
CPU contention on the host).
Any cluster development work I’ve done lately has used VMware VMs exclusively.
On Feb 9, 2020, at 7:10 PM, Mark K
I purchased a Cisco UCS C460 M2 (4 @ 10 core Xeons, 128 GB total RAM) for $115
in my local area. If I used ESXi (free license), I am limited to 8 vcpu per VM.
Could I make a virtual Beowulf cluster out of some of these VMs? I'm thinking
this way I can learn cluster admin without paying the powe
