The High Performance Software Foundation welcomed ClusterShell, an event-driven Python library and command-line toolset for running commands in parallel across HPC clusters, as a new project under LF Europe stewardship. ClusterShell was created at France’s CEA to administer some of Europe’s largest supercomputers and was supported for more than a decade by Stanford Research Computing; lead maintainer Stephane Thiell called HPSF a neutral, sustainable home, and the project plans performance work for very large node sets while keeping its existing Technical Charter governance.
ClusterShell joins the High Performance Software Foundation
The High Performance Software Foundation welcomed ClusterShell, an event-driven Python library and command-line toolset for running commands in parallel across HPC clusters, as a new project under LF Europe stewardship. ClusterShell was created at France's CEA to administer some of Europe's largest supercomputers and was supported for more than a decade by Stanford Research Computing; lead maintainer Stephane Thiell called HPSF a neutral, sustainable home, and the project plans performance work for very large node sets while keeping its existing Technical Charter governance.
Source: Hpsf