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Padova Technologies Teams up with Bright Computing on Scalable Cluster Management

Bright Cluster Manager software designed for HPC Linux clusters.

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By DE Editors  

May 12, 2010

By DE Editors

Padova Technologies has partnered with Bright Computing to offer Bright Cluster Manager, a software product that is designed to make HPC Linux clusters of any size easy to use, manage and scale.

"Padova is thrilled to offer the HPC community an innovative solution to simplified cluster management," says Keith Fischbach, president of Padova Technologies.  "Bright Cluster Manager addresses the common technical challenges of installing and running clusters—ultimately enabling organizations increased productivity.  What's more this easy-to-manage cluster software will equip businesses and research institutions with the power and flexibility to build and run their own HPC solution at a considerable cost savings." 

Bright Cluster Manager is a Linux-based cluster management software solution designed to address the complexity of running clusters. Its graphical user interface offers access to management and monitoring functionality for cluster administrators. Its HPC user environment provides a range of HPC software development tools for the cluster users.

For more information, visit Padova Technologies and Bright Computing.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 
 

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