Essentially a rack of mini Optiplexes clustered together for parallel number crunching, primarily used for learning.
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This is after the major redesign for the status, since it was a bit ugly initially
All four nodes run Debian with Julia 1.12.5 for computation.
| Node | RAM | Disk |
|---|---|---|
| node1 | 8 GB | 104 GB |
| node2 | 16 GB | 221 GB |
| node3 | 16 GB | 441 GB |
| node4 | 8 GB | 225 GB |
Cluster total: 48 GB RAM, 1 TB disk, not bad for a 60 dollar setup
Management is handled by SHAUN Utils, which is a custom toolkit I made which manages the dashboard, job queue, and node orchestration. I will make it public once I have polished it enough, but for now I am a bit swamped with other projects so this is a bit on hold.
Side projects I run on SHAUN:
Ragebait bot
(it's finished, I need to add notes and make the project repo public)
The precursor to Acqua Calda and primarily what inspired me to start the acqua calda project. It is extreemly basic and only served as a learning problem for parrelization and a bit of stress testing the cluster. Like the 3 body problem this is a pretty messy repo so once I get the time I will publish it with the rest of the shaun projects, with the attention it deserves.