RE: Sun Grid Engine

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> That said, I now turn to you guys for answers to a couple 
> things that Google
> was less than clear on.  So far, I only know of Mosix, 
> Beowulf, Sun Grid
> Engine, and RHEL Clustering.  Are there others in production?
We're using condor (http://www.cs.wisc.edu/condor/), although it's in
early stages yet.  It will be our gridish type platform of choice once I
get my new servers running.  When I went through the evaluation many
months ago, condor fit our needs better than SGE, and "felt" better.
YMMV.

Craig

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