Condor has been around since the late 1980's and been deployed quite
widely. So, the client bits are already capable of handling these types
of tasks. Where we would need to work is in the packaging, configuring,
and easy enabling of the clients for users.
Bryan
Sankarshan Mukhopadhyay wrote:
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Bryan Che wrote:
| Ideally, we could include the client software for computation as part of
| Fedora distributions and build out a large, million+ node open grid for
| things like Fedora infrastructure tasks, scientific computing, or
| socially-beneficial work.
How much of the required bits that make the client side computing
possible via F@H are ready to roll out ?
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