Centos Clustering for High performance computing
Centos Clustering for High performance computing
Hello all, i have a lab with several computers, i am trying to build a high performance cluster, mainly for processing, which solution on CentOS i could use to do so? most of online articles seems obsolete as the packages themselves are not updated, please advise, thanks.
Re: Centos Clustering for High performance computing
Haven't used it myself: http://www.rocksclusters.org/
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Re: Centos Clustering for High performance computing
At my university our cluster currently uses RHEL 6.7 (I know, I know, we have a migration to 7 planned in the next few months). Most of our packages are hand built from source so besides a few system level libraries we almost never use repository packages (outside of build tools like configure/make/cmake). So out-of-date packages don’t really affect us all that much. We also have a pretty dense cluster with some decent infrastructure ( ~350-400 nodes, infiniband, MPI, GPFS for parallel storage, etc).
Depending on how intense your setup or requirements are I might recommend a similar approach. There’s also systems like Singularity which are like Docker but designed for HPC applications.
System runs like a champ, very few/no OS related issues.
Cheers,
Mike
Depending on how intense your setup or requirements are I might recommend a similar approach. There’s also systems like Singularity which are like Docker but designed for HPC applications.
System runs like a champ, very few/no OS related issues.
Cheers,
Mike
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