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The word 'beowulf' refers to a class of parallel computers. A Beowulf-class computer is a cluster computer composed of bare-bones computers (generally cheap ones, containing only a processor, memory, and a network card) connected with fast networking. S...
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Sequence Analysis on a 216-Processor Beowulf ClusterSequence Analysis on a 216-Processor Beowulf Cluster
Paper about constructing a Beowulf for bioinformatics research.
Linux Terminal Server ProjectLinux Terminal Server Project
Documentation and installation scripts to make a Linux cluster of thin clients in an educational environment.
Beowulf Project in GreeceBeowulf Project in Greece
Beowulf documentation and software.
FAIFAI
Automated system for installing Debian on PC clusters. Documentation and source available.
Linux SMPLinux SMP
Multiprocessor Linux kernel development for the Intel x86 architecture. Project status information.
CNET: Beowulf Computing Method Makes Business InroadsCNET: Beowulf Computing Method Makes Business Inroads
Article about the popularity of Beowulf clusters.
Linux Gushes Savings for Oil GiantLinux Gushes Savings for Oil Giant
by Computerworld.
SCMS Cluster Management ToolsSCMS Cluster Management Tools
Web Based Grid and Large Scale Beowulf Cluster Monitoring Tools, SCMSWeb is a part of SCE, Scalable Cluster Environment software. It operates on top of SCMS, Scalable Cluster Management System. Monitoring tools can be monitored on Grid level, Cluster leve
A Brief Introduction to the Beowulf ProjectA Brief Introduction to the Beowulf Project
Information about the first Beowulf cluster.
Parallel Processing Using LinuxParallel Processing Using Linux
Discussion of Linux clusters, SMP, and links to Beowulf sites.
Scyld ComputingScyld Computing
A Linux distribution with modifications for clustering. Product information and vendor list.
Mission Critical LinuxMission Critical Linux
Software for cluster services, including heterogeneous network file sharing. White papers and product information.
The Beowulf ArchivesThe Beowulf Archives
Mailing list for Beowulf discussion.
Computerworld: Linux Leaps to SupercomputerComputerworld: Linux Leaps to Supercomputer
A Beowulf is used to analyze seismic data.
The Beowulf ProjectThe Beowulf Project
History of Beowulf development, network drivers, software, documentation, papers, and links to other resources and cluster sites.
OSCAROSCAR
A bundle of software for making Linux clusters. Source code, hardware notes, and documentation.
ClusterNFSClusterNFS
Patches to NFS to permit diskless clients to mount a root filesystem. Source code and documentation.
Flat Neighborhood NetworksFlat Neighborhood Networks
A network topology designed to minimize latency in clusters of PCs.
Project AppleSeedProject AppleSeed
How to make a cluster from Apple computers. Papers, benchmarks, and software for distributing jobs across a cluster.
Beowulf Gigaflop/s Workstation ProjectBeowulf Gigaflop/s Workstation Project
A project to incorporate Beowulf software into Linux distributions.
Scalable Cluster EnvironmentScalable Cluster Environment
A set of interoperable opensource tools that enable users to build and use Beowulf cluster effectively to solve their problems. It consist of a cluster builder tool, complex system management tool (SCMS), scalable real-time monitoring, Web base monitoring

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