If your software supports batch processing, use Sun Grid Engine
(available for Windows and Linux). For hardware, any P4 based set of
systems, as long as they are all similar in capability (CPU type, memory
available). Have one dual-homed system as your interface to the
cluster, and as many cluster nodes as you can get, on a single LAN.
Roger
On 1/11/2012 8:13 PM, Jan Martin wrote:
Hi all,
I am looking for suggestions to build a cost-effective Linux cluster
for stitching, blending and tiling.
Data is 6 images of ca. 2.2 MB per pano. I have a real lot of them.
Lots of relatively cheap comodity hardware should deliver best bang
for the buck.
Suggestions for hardware design please?
Thanks,
Jan
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