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  • Scali CEO: Putting Windows vs. Linux clusters on the scale

    The CEO of cluster software vendor Scali takes issue with Microsoft's clustering options.  Article

  • Cool Blue: How IBM beats the heat

    After three years of development, IBM released a water-based technology to help data centers win the war on heat. The verdict is still out on whether it will solve the issue.  Article

  • Beowulf founder: Virtualization hot on Linux clusters

    Beowulf Project co-founder Donald Becker explains how Linux clusters can make for a no-clutter virtualization option.  Article

  • IBM looks to 'open' hardware

    Not content with just open software, IBM is setting its sites on open hardware with the help of Power.org.  Article

  • New product how-to: Installing Emic m/cluster

    This is an overview of the installation process for Emic m/cluster, a single-image MySQL cluster for high availability, linear scalability and load balancing between cluster nodes.  Tip

  • Former Sun exec makes leap to Linux clusters

    Bill Cook, a 19-year veteran of Sun Microsystems, speaks with SearchEnterpriseLinux.com about his new role and his desire to bring Linux clusters to the masses.  Article

  • Author describes keys to business-ready Linux clusters

    Yes, you can build highly reliable and enterprise-ready Linux-based server clusters using free open source software components. Karl Kopper, author of the new book "The Enterprise Linux Cluster" did. SearchEnterpriseLinux.com recently talked to Koppe...  Article

  • Linux cluster no crash test dummy for Volvo

    News that Volvo is implementing a Linux high-performance computing cluster bodes well for automotive safety. But the bigger story is that IBM has taken the technology from university environments to commercial applications.  Article

  • Red Hat Linux, Oracle apps travel in style

    Who knew the Penguin loved to travel? MLT Vacations, a Minneapolis, Minn.-based travel agency did. The company managed to save a cool million with the help of Linux and Oracle apps in a decidedly chilly travel environment.  Article

  • A Linux cluster primer, part one

    Linux cluster expert Tom Quinn identifies applications that easily adapt to clusters, ones that need tweaking first, and the physical data center barriers to clustering.  Article

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