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== Little-Fe - The Low-cost Portable Cluster for Computational Science Education ==
== Little-Fe - The Low-cost Portable Cluster for Computational Science Education ==


Many institutions still do not have access to high performance computing platforms for computational science demonstrations and laboratories.  Little-Fe is a complete 8 node Beowulf style portable computational cluster that sets-up in 10 minutes.  By leveraging the power of the Bootable Cluster CD project, and its associated curriculum modules, Little-Fe makes it possible to have a powerful educational platform for use in a variety of science disciplines for under $2,500.  This poster describes Little-Fe's hardware and software configuration including plans for a "do it yourself" version.
Many institutions still do not have access to high performance computing platforms for computational science education.  Little-Fe is a complete 8 node Beowulf style portable computational cluster.  By leveraging the Bootable Cluster CD project, and its associated curriculum modules, Little-Fe makes it possible to have a powerful turn-key educational platform for under $2,500.  We describe Little-Fe's hardware and software configuration, including plans for a "do it yourself" version.
 
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Little-Fe - The Low-cost Portable Cluster for Computational Science Education

Many institutions still do not have access to high performance computing platforms for computational science education. Little-Fe is a complete 8 node Beowulf style portable computational cluster. By leveraging the Bootable Cluster CD project, and its associated curriculum modules, Little-Fe makes it possible to have a powerful turn-key educational platform for under $2,500. We describe Little-Fe's hardware and software configuration, including plans for a "do it yourself" version.