Re: First Beowulf cluster. Some pointers?

[A. Demarteau (debian beowulf)]

Mosix is loadbalancing and in my opinion has nothing to do wiht beowulf.
Furthermore it's x86-only
On Wed, 6 Dec 2000, David Santo Orcero wrote:

> 
> 
>  Hello, Turbo:
> 
> 
> > A friend of mine said to try to use something called MOSIX (I've seen
> > some reference to that here), but what exactly is that?
> 
>  A group of kernel parches that allow transparent load balancing by
> migration of process. The migratrion is triggered by shortage of memory
> of overload of CPU. It uses a distributed protocoll, and is fault
> tolerant. I use Mosix on my cluster, on a production environment, nearly
> one year ago, and it works fine.
> 
>  It is GPLed the whole system  -kernel parches and utilities-.
> 
>  See more at:
> 
> www.mosix.org
> 
> > 'True clustering system' was what my friend refered it to be... ?
> 
>  Yes. With Mosix all cluster work as a single SMP machine.
> 
>  Yours:
> 
> David
> 
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