NASA NTRS ยท 20040016363
Setting up a Grid: A Guide for Beginners by a Beginner
Abstract
A simple compute grid can be constructed for under $ 1,000 with 5 computers on a LAN for the purpose of video compression from captured digital video to MPEG file format. The process for setting up this grid will be covered in detail, including the required operating systems and hardware, the required globus software, and the required video capture and compression software. Pitfalls encountered will be discussed, and the approximate timeline for a motivated but uninformed beginner. The installation, configuration, and operation of additional software that is needed test, measure and otherwise verify that the grid components are functioning as "advertised", will also be presented. This is a true life account for setting up a grid based on instructions in Chapters 9 and 10 of Introduction to Grid Computing with Globus.
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Welch, Clara. 2003-01-01. Setting up a Grid: A Guide for Beginners by a Beginner. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040016363
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