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Donnie Berkholz wrote: |
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>I've just started up a list of clusters with >=32 cores using Gentoo [1] |
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>that I found using Google. It should show up on the web nodes in roughly |
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>an hour. If you have any to add to the list, or corrections or updates |
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>to it, please let me know. |
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OK, I'll report in. |
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We're running a highavailability cluster with currently 108 server with |
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roughly 216 cores. It's a mixed environment based on amd64, P4 and Xeons |
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which we're currently extending to 178 servers with 356 cores. |
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We're using the cluster to run a community networking website a la |
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MySpace or Friendster. |
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It basically falls apart in three different high-availability clusters |
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mysql replication-based cluster |
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apache webfarm |
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squidfarm |
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All servers are running gentoo. |
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If you would like more info feel free to contact me. |
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I saw on the project page that a new sub-project is working on |
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high-availability clusters. Who do I contact for more information ? |
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Thanx |
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Ramon |
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