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splitjob
Reads from stdin, splits and sends to parallel invocations of commands
Useful to split up jobs over multiple CPU cores or even multiple computers. Examples: tar -cf - /bigdirectory | splitjob -j 4 gzip > big.tar.gz splitjob "ssh h1 bzip2" "ssh h2 bzip2" < f > f.bz2 -
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PuSSH is Pythonic, Ubiquitous SSH, a Python wrapper/script that runs commands in parallel on clusters/ranges of linux/unix machines via SSH, ideally where SSH is configured to use Kerberos, RSA/DSA keys, or ssh-agent as to avoid password authentication.
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PyDSH is a remote administration tool, consisting of pydsh and pydcp. Pydsh allows you to run a command on multiple hosts in parallel over RSH, SSH or Telnet, OR manage your SSH public keys. The pydcp command allows copying files to/from multiple hosts.
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SimParEx executes a program(command) on many computers (farm) in parallel and collects the results (task farming). Major features: minimal requirements (TCP, SSH, Perl), flexible task definition, web interface.
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This tool lets you login with SSH to a group of machines and interact with them as if they were one machine. Each command that you enter is run in parallel on all machines in the group. The output from each machine is printed separately.
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