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The Linux world supports various cluster software; for application clustering, there is [[distcc]], and [[MPICH]]. [[Linux Virtual Server]], [[Linux-HA]] - director-based clusters that allow incoming requests for services to be distributed across multiple cluster nodes. [[MOSIX]], [[LinuxPMI]], [[Kerrighed]], [[OpenSSI]] are full-blown clusters integrated into the [[kernel (computer science)|kernel]] that provide for automatic process migration among homogeneous nodes. [[OpenSSI]], [[openMosix]] and [[Kerrighed]] are [[single-system image]] implementations.

[[Microsoft Windows]] computer cluster Server 2003 based on the [[Windows Server]] platform provides pieces for Highhigh-Performanceperformance Computingcomputing like the Jobjob Schedulerscheduler, MSMPI library and management tools.

[[gLite]] is a set of middleware technologies created by the [[Enabling Grids for E-sciencE]] (EGEE) project.