A common bit of programming logic I find myself implementing often is something like the following pseudo-code:
I have an existing spring/JPA application and some of the business logic I want to run in parallel. Years ago on a telecoms app I had a similar requirement and we handled this by executing the paralle
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Microsoft HPC, GridGain, digipede and the like are all commercial distributed computing platforms. They seem to be meant only for managed machines and cloud. Does that mean all machines have to be on
I am exploring various architectures in cluster computing. Some of the popular ones are: Master-Slave.
I have a program which performs a Monte Carlo-type simulation.Currently I have written version of the program against both OpenMP and OpenCL and wish to know the best approach for distributing the wor
I\'m getting started with celery and I want to know if it is possible to add modules to celeryd processes that have already been started. In other words, instead of adding modules via celeryconfig.py
I want client machines on internet who subscribe to my server to donate their idle cpu cycles.(Like SETI@Home)
I was wondering if someone could explain in layman\'s terms what partial ordering of events are in a distributed system? Also, what is total ordering?
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