MOSIX can manage Linux clusters, multi-clusters and
Clouds.
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Main cluster features
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Provides a single-system image.
Automatic resource discovery.
Dynamic workload distribution.
Automatic load-balancing.
Direct communication between migrated processes.
Migrated (guest) processes run in a sandbox.
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Supports live queuing and batch jobs.
Supports the 64-bit X86 architecture.
Automatic installation and configuration.
On-line monitors.
Can be combined with
VCL.
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Additional multi-cluster features
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Clusters can join or leave at any time.
Guest processes move out before disconnecting a cluster.
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Clusters can be shared symmetrically or asymmetrically.
Supports different priorities to guest
processes from remote clusters.
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Obtaining a Copy
The following license applies to most parts of the MOSIX package,
except the parts that are marked otherwise:
Thank you for your interest in MOSIX.
For All Linux Distributions
The latest 64-bit distribution is
MOSIX-3.4.0.7 for Kernel-3.9.2,
see its changelog.
Configuration and installation instructions are provided in the
README and the
User's and Administrator's guides.
Other MOSIX-3 distributions can be found
here.
Older MOSIX-2 distributions for 32/64-bit can be found
here.
A cluster monitoring package that works with MOSIX can be found
here.
RPMs for openSUSE
Other RPMs for openSUSE, including
MOSIX-2 RPMs for both 32/64-bit can be found
here.
To add the SUSE-MOSIX repository, run:
zypper ar
http://www.mosix.org/suse-mosix suse-mosix
To install, run:
zypper install kernel-mosix mosix-utils
Virtual Clusters on Linux and Windows
The latest 64-bit distribution of a pre-installed
virtual-disk image,
based on VMware server, Debian 4.0 and MOSIX-2.32.0.1 (64-bit),
can be used to create a MOSIX virtual cluster on Linux and/or
Windows computers.
Installation instructions are provided
here.
Older images can be found
here.
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