Platform Computing has a product called LSF that runs on top of the operating system. It runs on Unix, Linux and NT. My impression of it is that it is a layer above the operating system that provides clustering, cpu/memory sharing between workstations, fail-over capabilities, dynamic allocation/deallocation of resources. http://www.platform.com
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Platform Computing has a product called LSF that runs on top of the operating system. It runs on Unix, Linux and NT. My impression of it is that it is a layer above the operating system that provides clustering, cpu/memory sharing between workstations, fail-over capabilities, dynamic allocation/deallocation of resources. http://www.platform.com