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[lolo]

Hello Dear Users,

We are very interested in hearing about the platforms you have been running JPPF on, and would very much like to hear about how it worked out for you.

We invite you to provide feedback on this topic, including, but not limited to:

• what kind of hardware (cpu, memory, network infrastructure),
• what operating system,
• what JDK version and vendor

Also, we would love to hear about your experience integrating JPPF with other software tools and components, such as:

• database management system (DBMS),
• J2EE application servers,
• BPM, ETL, EAI, Business Intelligence tools and vendors,
• Any others not listed here?

Thank you very much for using JPPF and for taking the time to participate in this topic.

-Laurent

[Abhilash K]

Dear Laurent,

         I am currently trying out jppf-0.26.0 in the following platform and hardware.

OS : Windows 2000 Professional
JDK : 1.5 (Sun)

Hardware :
CPU : Pentium IV (1.7 GHz)
RAM : 512 MB
LAN : 100Mbps

           Hope this may satisfy your query.

Best Regds,
           Abhilash

[Arrouan]

Hi,

I'm currently running JPPF 0.26.0 with JDBC IBM DB2 Driver.

OS: GNU/Linux Gentoo
JDK: 1.5.0.10

Hardware: 8 nodes: P4 3.2Ghz / 512Mo RAM / 1Gb/s LAN

I use JPPF to share the load of IDS correlation applications

[lolo]

Hello all,

I can't resist talking about the way I use JPPF  

Hardware:

1) Server + 2 nodes

• dual opteron 250 (2.4 GHz)
• 2 GB
• dual boot WinXP / Fedora Core6
• jdk 1.6 u1 (Sun)

2) 2 nodes

• dual opteron 250 (2.4 GHz)
• 2 GB
• dual boot WinXP / Fedora Core5
• jdk 1.5.0 (Sun)

3) 2 nodes

• Laptop Dell D620 dual-core Intel  T2500 2 GHz
• 2 GB
• WinXP
• jdk 1.6 u1 (Sun)

Apart from developing it, I use JPPF a lot to evolve populations of neurals nets through genetic algorithms.

-Laurent

[John Channing]

My main desktop machine is:

Intel Core 2 Duo Extreme QX6700
4Gb
Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit
Java 1.6.0_12 (64 bit server VM)

I also have:

Intel Core 2 Duo T8200
3Gb
Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit
Java 1.6.0

and a finally, a machine I will try out one day with JPPF:

Asus EEE PC701 Intel Celeron M 900Mhz
512Mb
Java 1.6

[Yannisch]

I'm running JPPF with:

Driver: Intel P4 1,5GB Windows XP

Nodes type 1 : 48x Core2Duo E8400 4GB Windows XP

Nodes type 2 : 12x Intel Pentium D 2 GB Windows XP/Ubuntu 8.10

[grudolph]

I am working to get it running on 30 Windows XP desktop computers in a lab for studenbt research and classroom use.

[unaimatakenny]

I'm running JPPF with:

1 Server & 1 Node:
Intel Pentium 4 CPU 2.53Ghz
2 GB Ram
Mocosoft Windows XP Profesional SP3
Java 1.6.0_11


1 Node:
AMD-K7 500Mhz
256 MB Ram
Xubuntu
Java 1.6.0_11

2 Nodes:
I have 2 Alienware m15x, one per node.
Intel i7-720QM(1.60GHz,6MB)
4096MB (2x2048) 1333MHz DDR3 Dual Channel
Windows 7
Java 1.6.0_11

1 Node:
Netway 18058
N270 1.66GHz
1.33GHZ, 0.99GB RAM
Windows XP
JAVA 1.6.0_11

Lan swich + router wifi: 10/100Mbp

Only one word, incredible.

[Binh Nguyen]

Driver: CentOS 6.1, Dual Xeon ( 16x 2.2 Ghz), 64 GB Ram
nodes: 300 Windows KVM boxes ( 1x 2.2 Ghz , 6 GB RAM)

[dbwiddis]

Just getting started with JPPF and porting over a distributed computing project to it.  So far I've really enjoyed the capabilities!

Running clients and server on a Rackspace-hosted dedicated machine:
Intel Xeon CPU E5-2640 0 @ 2.50GHz (4 processors) with 8 GB RAM running Windows 2008 Server (64 bit)

Saved an image on the Rackspace Cloud set up with a JPPF node and spinning up arbitrary numbers of cloud nodes to support CPU tasks on their Performance1-1 flavor (1GB RAM, 1 CPU shared slice of a Intel Xeon E5-2670 2.60GHz) on Ubuntu 14.04.