Dave,
Thats exiting to know..so if I understand correct.
* I should be able to build a full blown cluster "possibly 400-Nodes" , I
know you tested it till 250.
* If I install the following snapshot..
Eg:-
http://arc.liv.ac.uk/downloads/SGE/snapshots/sge-20120816.tar.gz
a> This should have more fixes than the GridEngine binaries that I got
from ubuntu
b> No need to worry about licencing.
c> I still have the opportunity to buy commerical support, if I wanted
to.
d> For updates, I can either go through your builds or normal
opensource patches.
Is that correct ?
Thank you
Chakri
On Tue, 28 Aug 2012, Dave Love wrote:
Chakravarthy Girda <cha...@girada.com> writes:
Morning Dave,
Thank you for the suggestion. I will give a try ? also what are the
SGE builds that you have on this site. Are they the free version of
SGE ?
Yes, they're free software. (Essentially the binaries are freely
distributable as long as they're accompanied by source.) Sorry if that
isn't clear from the readme. There are hundreds of improvements since
6.2u5, and you can do a live update of a 6.2u5 system.
I mean can I try that on a full production cluster with more
than 300 nodes ?
That shouldn't be a problem, but I've only run it with <250 nodes. (I'm
not sure what the maximum number of working nodes is we've had working.)
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