Clustering at home: Virtual servers using Torque!

I wanted to develop an application that can enable home users to take advantage of clustering. I spent the last week developing a Java application that can run and control Torque jobs. While I was making this application, I thought of adding cloud computing support. The name of the application that I developed is called Torque Commander.

What this application does:

1. Monitor and control Torque.

2. Monitor and control jobs.

3. Create and clone Qemu images.

4. Automatically configure bridged networking with your vms.

5. Modify and create scripts.

6. Run virtual machines across many nodes.

More information here: http://rusher.webhop.org/

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Science & Technology

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• Linux

[cotton509]

the point? linux windows and i belive mac can do this on there own like with a small program DUH