• Cluster Linux : le Beowulf
  Liens sur le BeoWulf et traduction française officielle du Beowulf HOWTO.
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• Avalon
  Avalon is a 140 processor Alpha Beowulf cluster constructed entirely from commodity personal computer technology. It is a co-operative venture of the Los Alamos National Laboratory Center for Nonlinear Studies and Theoretical Division.
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• Beowulf on StrongARM boards
  The StrongARM SA-110 (originally from DEC, now from Intel) is comparable in integer speed to a Pentium II of the same clock speed, and much cheaper, smaller, and more efficient.
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• Beowulf Project at CESDIS
  The Beowulf Project was started at CESDIS in the summer of 1994 with the assembly of a 16 node cluster developed for the Earth and space sciences project (ESS) at the Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC). The project quickly spread to other NASA sites, other R&D labs and to universities around the world. The project's scope and the number of Beowulf installations have grown over the years; in fact, they appear to continue to grow at increasing rate. This Web-site attempts to provide an introduction to the Beowulf project and a distribution mechanism for contributions CESDIS continues to make to the project.
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• Beowulf Project at CESDIS
  The Beowulf Project was started at CESDIS in the summer of 1994 with the assembly of a 16 node cluster developed for the Earth and space sciences project (ESS) at the Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC). The project quickly spread to other NASA sites, other R&D labs and to universities around the world. The project's scope and the number of Beowulf installations have grown over the years; in fact, they appear to continue to grow at increasing rate. This Web-site attempts to provide an introduction to the Beowulf project and a distribution mechanism for contributions CESDIS continues to make to the project.
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• Berkeley VIA
  Berkeley VIA is an implementation of VIA for Myrinet LanAI 4.x cards under a number of operating systems including Linux.
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• Brahma at Duke: A Linux-based Distributed Parallel Supercomputer
  Brahma is a Beowulf-class parallel supercomputer under continuous use and development in the Duke University Physics Department, but with several differences from the original Beowulf systems. Brahma consists of 32 (as of 2/4/99) systems interconnected with switched 100 BT ethernet. All but one or two of these systems are dual processor systems. Roughly half of the systems (mostly older dual Pentium Pro) sit on individual desktops at the same time that they participate in the parallel supercomputer and are fully available for numerical work. The rest of the systems (dual Pentium II) are headless and in a "dedicated" stack. All of the systems are more or less identical in their software configuration.
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• Computer Science Web.
  Information on security clustering and networking Linux.
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• Grendel: The Clemson Beowulf Workstation
  Grendel, part of the Parallel Architecture Research Laboratory, is an experimental parallel computer built from commodity components. Specifically Grendel is a Pentium-based pile-of-PCs of 18 machines, each with the following: 150 MHz Pentium CPU 64 MB EDO DRAM 2 GB IDE disk 2 SMC Fast Ethernet cards (Tulip-based) Red Hat Linux (kernel v2.0)
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• Heart
  Heart is a basic framework for a high-availability implementation. It takes up the duty of exchanging and keeping updated the status of all nodes within the cluster, so that a crash can be immediatly noticed and appropriate action be taken.
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• HERMES Linux Cluster
  The HERMES Linux Production Cluster
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• High-Availability Linux Project
  Provide a high-availability (clustering) solution for Linux which promotes reliability, availability, and serviceability (RAS).
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• High-Availability Linux Project
  Provide a high-availability (clustering) solution for Linux which promotes reliability, availability, and serviceability (RAS).
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• How to Build a Beowulf Cluster
  The first two things you'll need for a Beowulf class machine are the hardware and the software. Here are links to our current hardware and software configurations.
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• Linux Cluster
  Genome Sequencing Centre Jena, Linux Cluster
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• Linux PC Clustering
  In January 1998 Hewlett-Packard and GSI startet a joint project on "Linux PC Clustering". The project is aimed at researching the ideal PC, networking and storage configurations for cluster environments and to collect a set of programs that allow easy administration and monitoring of such clusters.
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• Linux Virtual Server
  Virtual server is a scalable and highly available server built on a cluster of real servers. The architecture of the cluster is transparent to end users, and the users see only a single virtual server.
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• Loki
  Clustering is the act of bringing many computers together into a mass orgy of supercomputing power. This Linux Journal explains all about various Linux clustering projects.
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• Loki - Commodity Parallel Processing
  Loki is a Beowulf-class supercomputer built from commodity components. 16 Pentium Pro Processors x 5 Fast Ethernet interfaces + 2 Gbytes RAM + 50 Gbytes Disk + 2 Fast Ethernet switches + Linux ------------------------------ = 1.2 real Gflops for $63,000
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• Magi
  Magi is a Linux Cluster Supercomputer for Speech Recognition Group at CTU Prague.
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• MOSIX
  MOSIX is a software module for supporting cluster computing. The core of MOSIX are adaptive resource sharing (load-balancing and memory ushering) algorithms and a preemptive (transparent) process migration mechanism, that allow a cluster of PCs (workstations and servers) to work cooperatively as if part of a single system. The MOSIX software provides some SMP/NUMA functionalities in a scalable cluster of PCs, for efficient execution of sequential and parallel applications.
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• Naegling: Caltech's Beowulf Machine
  The system is configured as two front-end systems and 114 compute nodes. Each of the 114 PCs in the system has: Venus Motherboard with 200 MHz Pentium Pro 128 Mb RAM 3.1 Gb EIDE disk 100 Mb/s ethernet adapter The front-end machine has 128 MB extra RAM and 8 GB extra storage space. 100 Mb/s switches are used for interconnect
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• Topcat
  Topcat - Beowulf Class SuperComputer.
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• IndyBox, Inc.
  Offering a complete solution for Linux workstations, servers, and Beowulf clustering.
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