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Welcome! This page is intended as a central repository of links and information regarding Linux clustering, in all its forms.
We'll help you find various Linux distributions, information about the various forms of Linux clusters, books, papers, software, and recent news about this subject.
If you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact us. We can be reached at [email protected].
We hope you find the site useful and have fun building your cluster. :)
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What's New at the linux-cluster
We'd like to apologize for the lack of updates this past month. I've been travelling a lot, and haven't had much time to get stuff posted, though I have a gigantic TODO list as soon as I get back and have time. Hopefully within the next few weeks things will wind down and I will get back to the regular updates that you all expect. Thanks for your patience. --Joe (7/29/03)
A new version of GFS has been released. For more info and a link to the release announcement, check out the Software Updates section. (7/9/03)
Added a link to Thin-OSCAR to the Computational Clusters page. (7/8/03)
We have started writing reviews of as many of the books we have listed on the Books page as possible. The reviews can be found on the Books page, listed below the book they are about, or you can find a complete list of reviews on the Reviews page. (7/6/03)
Added a link to Clumon to the Monitoring Software section of the Software page. (7/5/03)
Added APPRO to the Vendors page, and Dolphin Interconnects to the High Speed Interconnects section of that page. (7/4/03)
Added a link to MandrakeClustering to both the Computational Clustering page and the Distros page. (7/1/03)
Sandia National Labs has bought an InfiniBand based Linux cluster from Linux Networx. It will be the world's largest InfiniBand based Linux cluster. For more information and a link to the press release, check out the News & Print page. (6/30/03)
Added Linux Tag to the Conferences page. (6/30/03)
The cluster that Linux Networx built for Lawrence Livermore National Lab last year has moved up to 3rd place in the newest Top 500 list. For more information, check out the News & Print page. (6/23/03)
The June issue of Linux Magazine has a special focus on Beowulf computing. For more info, check out the News & Print page. (6/20/03)
We have decided to try to revive the Software Releases and Updates part of the site. We have started it again with four recent updates: openMosix, the openMosix Userspace Tools, the Distributed Debugging Tool (DDT) from Streamline Computing, and Aspen System's Aspen Beowulf Cluster Management Software. (6/20/03)
Promicro is going to be unveiling some new offering at Clusterworld next week, including a Serial ATA storage solution and a BioBrew based cluster. For more information, check out the News & Print page. (6/20/03)
Linux NetworX is now offering clusters with Computational Fluid Dynamics software from Fluent. For more information and a link to the press release, check out the News & Print page. (6/17/03)
Added a link to MajorLinux on the Vendors Services page. (6/16/03)
The special effects company that does the effects for the Lord of the Rings movies has just taken delivery of 588 new IBM blade servers, to add to its existing 15 rack render farm. For more information and a link to the news story, check out the News & Print page. (6/16/03)
Added a link to a paper titled "Installing, Running and Maintaining Large Linux Clusters at CERN" on the Documentation page. (6/14/03)
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