• About Us
  • Introduction
  • Deployment
  • Get Involved
  • Logos
  • Mirrors
  • Links
  • Sponsors
  • Acknowledgements
  • Site Map

---

Links

LVS related links

• Piranha is the clustering product from Red Hat Inc., it includes the LVS kernel code, a GUI-based cluster configuration tool and cluster monitoring tool.
• Ultra Monkey is a complete open source server farm solution for linux, providing high availability and load balancing.
• Keepalived implements a framework of LVS cluster monitoring based on three family checks: Layer3, Layer4 & Layer5.
• The High-Availability Linux Project, the home of heartbeat code and a good collection of Linux HA resources on the Internet.
• The Linux Network Address Translation project, a good collection of Linux NAT resources on the Internet.
• The mon, a general resource monitoring daemon written in Perl.
• Fake, the redundant server switch software home page.
• EDDIE: A Robust and Scalable Internet Server, which uses DNS-based and application-level load balancing approaches.
• Super Sparrow, is to balance traffic among geographically distributed points by finding the site close to clients based on BGP routing information.
• The Cluster Infrastructure for Linux project, is developing a common infrastructure for Linux clustering by extending the Cluster Membership and Internode Communication Subsystems from HP's NonStop Clusters for Unixware code base.
• The SSI Clusters for Linux project, is a comprehensive clustering solution offering a full, highly available Single System Image environment for Linux. Goals for OpenSSI Clusters include availability, scalability and manageability, built from standard servers.

Storage links

• Lustre, a next-generation cluster file system which can serve clusters with 10,000's of nodes, petabytes of storage, move 100's of GB/sec with state of the art security and management infrastructure.
• Coda File System, a distributed and fault-tolerant filesystem from CMU.
• Intermezzo, a lightweight efficient distributed filesystem and a complete redesign under the inspiration of Coda.
• GFS - the Global Filesystem, an efficient distributed and fault-tolerant filesystem with the cool dlock implementation (hardware related).
• PVFS - the Parallel Virtual File System, a parallel file system for Linux clusters.
• dtfs, a log structured filesystem for Linux
• LVM, Logical Volume Manager for Linux

Clustering computing links

• Beowulf, Linux supercomputing clusters.
• Mosix, scalable computing clusters including transparent process migration.
• BitCluster distributed computing tools from Larry McVoy.
• IEEE Task Force On Cluster Computing
• IEEE Task Force On Cluster Computing High Availability Information Page
• High Performance Cluster Computing resource page.

Single-system scalability links

• The Linux Scalability project, is to optimize a single-system to support greater load of network services.
• JAWS: Understanding High Performance Web Systems, is to build a high performance web system under high-speed ATM networks.
• The Linux-VServer project: the Linux kernel-based virtual servers running on a single piece of hardware.

Commercial Links

• IBM eNetwork Dispatcher (formerly known as Interactive Network Dispatcher), brings scalability, availability, and performance to your Web site. Expensive solutions!
• Cisco LocalDirector uses the NAT approach.
• Alteon ACEDirector uses the NAT approach, a box with two MIPS RISC processors and some special designed ASIC curcuits.
• F5 Big/IP uses the NAT approach too.

Network Protocol Links

• The lksctp project is an implementation of the Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) in the Linux kernel.
• IPv6 is the "next generation" protocol designed by the IETF to replace IPv4, more information can be found at the IPv6 information page