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From: "Pavel V. Antipov" <pavel@ikar.elect.ru>
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Subject: Re: FreeBSD Clustering
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> Freeware what?  Is this like a "BeoWulf" for FreeBSD?  "Clustering", I've
> come to learn with Solaris, can mean alot of things :(

We mean "cluster" as the set of computers to solve managment tasks.
It works distributed and fault-toleranced.
 



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