BNUG monthly 9/13 - Donald Becker

[gaf at blu.org (Jerry Feldman)]

Please note that Donald Becker, not only is the co-founder of beowulf,
but has written a number of drivers we use in Linux. 

                 Boston Network Users Group
                       Monthly General Meeting

                        Tuesday - September 13
                             6:30-9:00PM
                      Auditorium at Carlson Hall
                           Mount Ida College
                        Newton, Massachusetts

                              THIS MONTH:
                           Server Clustering
                              Presented By
                    Donald Becker of Penguin Computing

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This month, Donald Becker of Penguin Computing, will be presenting an 
overview of clustering technologies.

Excerpt from Don's Bio:

"Donald Becker is known throughout the international community of 
operating system developers for his contributions to networking 
software. In addition, Donald was a co-founder of the original Beowulf 
project, which is the cornerstone for commodity-based high-performance 
cluster computing. Donald's work in parallel and distributed computing 
began in 1983 at MIT's Real Time Systems group."

Click below for the full Bio:
http://searchenterpriselinux.techtarget.com/ateExpertBio/0,289623,sid39_cid946937,00.html

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Please come to Mount Ida College's Carlson Hall on Tuesday, September
13 and learn about clustering from one of the co-founders of the
original Beowulf clustering project!

Refreshments are served from 6:30 pm. Meeting starts at 7:00pm with the 
technical presentation concluding at 9:00 pm.

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BNUG monthly meetings, membership and refreshments are always FREE and 
you are not required to be a member to attend.  If you wish to join 
BNUG, are interested in more information, or need directions to BNUG's 
meeting place at Mount Ida College in Newton, please visit the BNUG web 
site at:

                       < http://www.bnug.org >
-- 
Jerry Feldman <gaf at blu.org>
Boston Linux and Unix user group
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