Re: what can home user do with clusters ?!?
From: J.O. Aho (user_at_example.net)
Date: 12/22/03
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Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2003 10:54:35 +0100
v a c h wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm thinking about seting up a few computers I have laying around into a
> cluster. I have 10+ Pentium I, II, Celeron, Duron and similiar setups.
> What can I do with thoes? Can I make some linux setup so it encodes divx
> more quickly? I know I can run seti on each machine, bat can I do it in
> cluster so I run it on one machine but all ot them do CPU work?
Can't say I know anything about clustering, but it's quite much about setting
up a server where each computer makes one part of it, where another computer
can take over a task as webserver when the main webserver gets down.
But yes, there are CPU clustering system too, but usually they run a bit more
advanced calculations than dvix encoding. As the data is sent over TCP/IP
(protocol may be another), you need to keep in mind the preformance wont be
"10000MHz" if you have 10 "1000MHz" machines clustered together and sharing
the CPU power.
//Aho
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