Re: Configuring a cluster

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On Tuesday, February 08, 2011 04:52:27 pm Johnny H wrote:
> Dear all,
> Thank you very much for your answers; am a little overwhelmed as I did
> not expect so many so fast. I will take a look at your suggestions and
> sites.
> 
> The cluster is medium performance for something called bioinformatics;
> we are looking at next generation sequence data.
> 
> I know it had Centos installed and was using Torque/PBS for running
> cluster jobs. This was set up by a company and we want to install
> fresh.

What you describe here is quite clearly a compute cluster, HPC, or whatever 
you want to call it.

Maybe you should go have a look at a packaged solution like rocks 
(www.rocksclusters.org). If you don't have much experience I'd recommend 
against building something yourself. With rocks you'll also get the benefit of 
prepackaged bio-informatics stuff (rocks has a large community).

/Peter
 
> If I get anywhere without a sys admin, I will post (maybe another
> question).
> 
> Cheers,

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