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OpenSSI

OpenSSI is an open-source single-system image clustering system. It allows a collection of computers to be treated as one large system, allowing applications running on any one machine access to the resources of all the machines in the cluster.

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Developer
OpenSSI Team
License
GPL v2
Operating system
Linux
Preview release
1.9.6 / 18 February 2010
Stable release
1.9.3 / 1 September 2007
Type
Cluster software

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OpenSSI

Nodes53
Edges52
Triples66
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.037736
Components1

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OpenSSI

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related to history · 19
OpenSSI → Compaq, Employees, Hewlett-Packard, In, Linux, LOCUS, Locus CC, Locus Computing Corporation, NonStop Clusters, Over, Santa Cruz Operation, Tandem, Tandem Computers, The, The NonStop Clusters, UCLA, UnixWare, UnixWare NonStop Clusters, When SCO Group
related to Single IPC space · 7
OpenSSI → At, CFS, If, In, Linux, SYSV, Unix
related to Single process space · 6
OpenSSI → Linux, Locus, OSF/1 AD, The, The Linux, VPROC
related to Single root · 5
OpenSSI → CDSL, CFS, HP's TruCluster, OpenSSI Cluster File System, SAN
related to Cluster IP address · 4
OpenSSI → In, Inbound, IP, LVS
related to Description · 4
OpenSSI → Alternatively, Inbound, It, Processes
related to External links · 4
OpenSSI → Linux, Project Summary PageCluster Infrastructure, ProjectOpenSSI Webview, Sourceforge
related to Distributions · 3
OpenSSI → In, Linux, The OpenSSI
related to Migration · 3
OpenSSI → IPC, Processes, When
related to Single I/O space · 3
OpenSSI → Each, I/O, The

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system node cluster access file linux cfs nodes process one locus processes single compaq files systems operating san used provides

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
OpenSSIDeveloperOpenSSI Team1.00infobox
OpenSSILicenseGPL v21.00infobox
OpenSSIOperating systemLinux1.00infobox
OpenSSIPreview release1.9.6 / 18 February 20101.00infobox
OpenSSIStable release1.9.3 / 1 September 20071.00infobox
OpenSSITypeCluster software1.00infobox
OpenSSIWebsitehttps://openssi.org (archive.org)1.00infobox
OpenSSIis aopen-source single-system image clustering system0.90text
OpenSSIrelated to Cluster IP addressLVS0.60section
OpenSSIrelated to Cluster IP addressIP0.60section
OpenSSIrelated to Cluster IP addressInbound0.60section
OpenSSIrelated to Cluster IP addressIn0.60section

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