I am engaged in similar explorations and I too have found the Erlang
language as a possible solution to scaling issues. I have been
experimenting with the language for almost a month so my evidence below
is not by any means conclusive. With that said in my opinion the
language has a fatal flaw
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Ashley Pittman wrote:
On Wed, 2007-01-17 at 08:50 +0100, Mikael Fredriksson wrote:
Eric Shook wrote:
I talked to our SGI rep about this yesterday and he told me they are not
really targeting "hard-core" university research where Linux/UNIX
already has a strong foot hold. Inste
lready 100% Windows Infrastructure is more appealing.
This was his take and it seemed reasonable to me.
Eric Shook
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Mikael Fredriksson wrote:
Hi all of You Beowulfers.
This article: "SGI to o
ocks DHCP and PXE changes and replaces them with warewulf...it
isn't pretty but it does work.
Regards,
Bill.
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eg Kurtzer wrote:
On Dec 9, 2006, at 11:27 AM, Eric Shook wrote:
Not to diverge this conversation, but has anyone had any experience
using this pxe boot / nfs model with a rhel variant? I have been
wanting to do a nfs root or ramdisk model for some-time but our
software stack requires a rh
know anything more specific than that, but if you are
interested I am sure he would not mind if you where to contact him
directly.
Michael
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Scyld CW4 is based on RHEL4 and also supported on Centos 4. That does
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Not to diverge this conversation, but has anyone had any experience
using this pxe boot
am still looking into both of them to make sure)
Thanks for any help,
Eric Shook
Buccaneer for Hire. wrote:
[snip]
I agree with what Joe says about a few hundred nodes being the time you
would start to look closer at this approach.
I have started to explore the possibility of using
hanks,
Eric
Andrew M.A. Cater wrote:
On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 09:13:38AM -0600, Eric Shook wrote:
Hi Bruce,
Our University is also looking into these racks. We have also looked at
other vendors with similar liquid cooling and something called
"Spraycool" technology (limited in de
e list and
would be willing to share some information.
Thanks,
Eric
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Bruce Allen wrote:
Dear Beowulf list,
For my next cluster room, I am hoping to use 'liquid cooled' racks make
by Kn
er as well. They might
even have some curriculum modules for your physics class already in
their collection.
If you would like more information or would like to discuss this further
please let me know.
Thanks,
Eric Shook
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