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Clustrum delayed to early July

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Web Webster
Web Webster
Apr 2, 2001

From the Clustrum team:

It has been decided to postpone the Clustrum to early July. The
Clustrum is the 365-node Beowulf Cluster project for the
anniversary of Utrecht University. The main reason for postponing
is the lack of certainty on the number of machines available. A
number of machines that were destined to be used in the cluster had
been reallocated to education purposes at the last moment. Due to
this, we lost 100 machines and 50 extra network points. Another
factor was the lack of clarity in the scope of work needed to
enable the borrowed 170 machines to function within the limited
time left.

It has thus been decided to postpone the large cluster and run a
smaller cluster on the 26th March 2001, the original date for the
Clustrum. A number of the applications planned for the Clustrum
will be run and the results will be posted on the Clustrum
website.

When all the educational activities at Utrecht University have
been completed for the summer break in mid July and the facilities
are available, we will again attempt to run the Clustrum project
with the planned number of nodes. Developments can be followed on
http://www.lustrumcluster.uu.nl/.

We find it a great pity to postpone the project so close to the
planned date. We are however convinced that it is the best choice,
and that in three months time we can complete the project with
great success.

Kind Regards,
The UUlug Clustrum Team.

Contact:
Job Spijker (spijker@nl.linux.org)
Armijn Hemel (armijn@nl.linux.org)

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Web Webster has more than 20 years of writing and editorial experience in the tech sector. He’s written and edited news, demand generation, user-focused, and thought leadership content for business software solutions, consumer tech, and Linux Today, he edits and writes for a portfolio of tech industry news and analysis websites including webopedia.com, and DatabaseJournal.com.

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