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08-04-2008, 04:50 PM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,289 Rep:	LXer: Grid Dynamics Demonstrates Linear Scalability up to 512 Nodes with GridGain Sof Published at LXer: Following up on their recently announced partnership, Grid Dynamics and GridGain teamed up to develop the largest publicly known grid scalability test for Amazon EC2. The results published by Grid Dynamics on 08-04-2008 demonstrate linear scalability up to 512 nodes on Monte Carlo simulation problem when GridGain and Amazon EC2 are used together. This test paves the way for the companies to run large-scale parallel computations "on the cloud" to achieve dramatic price/performance improvements over in-house grids. Monte Carlo simulation problem was chosen for its wide use in the financial applications. The test utilized full open source software stack, including GridGain, Linux operating system, Sun's Open MQ JMS messaging and Sun's Java 5 VM. Read More...

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