Yes I have, works very well. It has enabled me to let our faculty staff to
request one 8 core server (which they understand) and then we can still provide
them 24 CPU's during the night, instead of just 8 cores.
Performance is manageable in VMware with Resource Pools. I haven't tested
performance compared to "real Oscars" but I have only used Ansys CFX on this
cluster and it works OK.
>From a resource re-use point of view, virtual has worked for me. During the
>day I can just limit the Oscar Cluster and it won't affect production stuff,
>then during the night, I let them go full bore.
Andre
From: Joshua Bittner [mailto:jbitt...@riteaid.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 24, 2009 7:47 AM
To: oscar-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Oscar-users] Virtual Oscar clustering
Has anyone attempted to go virtual with Oscar?
Joshua Bittner
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