>
>Hi,
>
>after some long months of work I finally
>finished to setup a Linux cluster which consists
>of one central server, ten number-crunchers and
>one diskless x-terminal. All clients get their
>operting system from the server at boot up time.
>In case somebody plans something similar, he/she
>might find under:
>
>http://gen100.imb-jena.de
>
>some interesting hints, what was changed w.r.t.
>the standard SuSE 6.0 distribution in order to
>bring the cluster into real production mode. Also
>a lot of small and moderate problems, which I
>did not manage to fix or where I found work arounds
>can be found under that URL.
>
>In the hope, that this information is useful for
>others,
>
>Ruben
This is extremely helpfull to me. I'm currently setting up a financial
application running a four processor database server (kernel2.2.4, MySQL)
with 6 Application servers (dual processor, kernel 2.2.4) They are connected
through fast ethernet. How did you do do interprocess communications? Pipes;
Sockets; CORBA?
Hajo
(PS: I'm glad more interesting stuff than OS flamewar etiquette came along)
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