[ Thanks to Mark
Brunelli for these links. ]
From Part One:
“What are your tips for evaluating the feasibility of
using a Linux cluster?“Tom Quinn: Figure out why you want a Linux
cluster. Does your current system run slowly and you need faster
results? Is your current system at end-of-life and no longer
supported by the manufacturer? Does your current “big iron” box
simply cost too much money to operate and you need a way out from
under its exorbitant maintenance fees? A thorough self-examination
is needed to ensure a cluster is a right fit for your
organization…”
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