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NASA Glenn Aeroshark Cluster

Photo of two NASA Glenn C personnel at pentium computer
The Pentium III Aeroshark cluster is a network of 64 compute nodes (128 CPUs). Each node has two network interfaces; one for message passing traffic, and the other for disk and system I/O. The cluster is used to execute significant turbomachinery simulations in a production mode
An important objective of the High Performance Computing and Communications (HPCC) Program is to accelerate the development of affordable, high-performance computers by domestic vendors. This includes a wide range of computational abilities, from scaled parallel machines, to cost-effective high-performance workstations, all networked together in a unified, heterogeneous computing environment.

The NASA HPCC Program is developing tools and techniques that can be used to forecast the performance of Grand Challenge applications in various high-performance architectures. System evaluations consider the effect of the distributed system environments on performance and are used to analyze the requirements of Grand Challenge applications (for example, CPU, memory, storage, and communication resources).

Aeroshark Pentium III Cluster Web Page

Point of Contact:
Isaac Lopez
216-433-5893

Isaac.Lopez@grc.nasa.gov

Curator: Ryan Spaulding
Last Update: September 25, 2002
NASA Official: Steve Walworth