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JPPF
The open source grid computing solution
JPPF makes it easy to parallelize computationally intensive tasks and execute them on a Grid. -
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The Node Director is a tool for managing distributed, hetergeneous UNIX Systems. Its functionality includes System Configuration, Application Distribution, NIS & NIS+ Management, User Creation and Dynamic System Documentation.
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C.H.A.O.S. Linux
C.H.A.O.S. is a Linux distro made for clusters.
...Being based on standard Arch releases, this distro supports both i686 and x86_64 architectures. C.H.A.O.S. was created with a fixed main purpose: let admins get their cluster running in almost no time; despite having to manually install it on every node, the built-in textual installer will automate most of the process. More informations at official website, or extensive review at: http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Linux-Distributions/C-H-A-O-S-Linux-103444.shtml -
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HADOS
High Availability Distributed Object Storage
...The goal is to handle high availability by storing copy of the same file on several nodes. HADOS provides RESTFUL APIs to easily store, check or retrieve files. Using the powerful cluster APIs you can retrieve the files whatever the node that hosts it. To avoid any single point of failure, it is possible to apply a request to any node of the cluster, there is no master node. -
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gossimon
Cluster Monitoring tool using gossip mechanisem
Gossip based distributed information monitoring system for a cluster of Linux nodes. The package includes a daemon to run on every node of the cluster and client programs for obtaining and displaying information about all nodes -
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Cray Containment Domains
Containment Domains are a framework for computational resiliency
...Containment Domains (CDs) were created to allow an application to recover in the face of various types of component failures, including hard (e.g. persistent) and soft (e.g. transient) hardware failures, transient software failures, and complete node failures. -
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Dynamic Task Scheduler
A dynamic task scheduler to execute job chains in a fault-tolerant way
This project provide an easy to deploy service oriented task-scheduling architecture capable to achieve a fault-tolerant job execution on dynamics networks. The system use: - A robust Job scheduler: Quartz Enterprise scheduler (for more info see http://www.quartz-scheduler.org) - A framework to build reliable dynamic distributed systems: Apache River framework (for more info see http://river.apache.org) -
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KestrelHPC is a software developed to make life easier to the people that want to have a Diskless Cluster. This Cluster is Multi-User and it has got many tools to configure your cluster. This software can be installed in a Debian or Ubuntu.
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libMAGE (Multi-Agent Grid Engine) is a C++ library that provides basis for constructing distributed autonomic systems (running on grids and clusters), that are able to adapt to processor and memory load and node failures.
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Core Balance is a simple TCP Load Balancing proxy designed to balance connections based on node speed and number of cores. The design was intended to balance a distcc cluster. It features a status report in HTTP and an interactive mode.
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pxe bootable, diskless openmosix based cluster node. tools to manage these nodes, along with skeleton installs for nodes with disk, as well as workstation nodes for starting processes to be migrated
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sandboss is a messaging framework generator that creates complete communications, persistency, UI forms, configuration management, and runtime control infrastructure from struct and node declarations. Full generator support in the dependency-aware build
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SparrowStorage is a storage framework based on MySQL as Storage Node. The framework is stored the data over infinite disturbed Storage Node and suit for infinity storage room. By MySQL replication , it is able to provide fault tolerance storage service.
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A small client/server/node application written in java for distributed computing, or clustering. you write your programs to use this system, you create an object with a meathod to run and send it to the server that assign it a node.
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NIUS allows reservation of nodes under it's control for exclusive interactive use by a group of users. This system is in use by National Center for Data Mining at University of Illinois in Chicago to reserve workstations for researchers.
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PlumpOS is an openMosix-node-on-a-cdrom. It was originally based off ClumpOS and continues to try to be an easy/small/powerful way of implementing openMosix nodes.
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Simulator of massively parallel computer cluster with minimal nodes. Loosely based around available information regarding Chuck Moore's c18/25x core/chip designs. Machine Forth based MISC NOSC nodes, mesh interconnection.
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C.O.R.E. - Common Object Runtime Environment A foundation for multi-node projects, language independent. Provides central point for storing/retrieving configuration data for all components of project, centralized logging service, NLS service...
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