You might want to take a look at the Moab Cluster Manager (at
http://supercluster.org), it's a graphical frontend for the Moab
Workload Manager (a scheduler for a batch queue system such as PBS).
Moab as such will not configure lam for you, it just tells a job which
nodes to run on, and lam can pick this up, e.g. through the tm boot
module. This is a whole lot more than lam, i.e. you need the cluster
manager, the workload manager and a resource manager (pbs or similar).
tor, 25.11.2004 kl. 18.44 skrev Trueblade:
> I am wondering if there is a gui that can configure lam. Say for instance
> that there are 100 nodes. I might want to have 2 lam clusters of 50
> running. Later I might want to reconfigure the second set of 50 to be 5
> sets of 10 nodes a piece. Later, I might want to rejoin everything back to
> 100 nodes. Does anyone know of a solution for this? I checked the lam
> archives and a question was mentioned in 2001, but I hadn't seen any
> followup. Thanks in advance.
>
> Jesse
>
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