The GRID and the Linux Farm at the RCF
A. Chan, R. Hogue, C. Hollowell, O. Rind, J. Smith, T. Throwe, T. Wlodek, D. Yu
Abstract
The emergence of the GRID architecture and related tools will have a large impact in the operation and design of present and future large clusters. We present here the ongoing efforts to equip the Linux Farm at the RHIC Computing Facility with Grid-like capabilities.
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