Ridiculously easy ways to distribute processor intensive tasks using Rinda and DRb
Here are the slides for my FOSCON talk. Additionally, I wrote code during the talk which is also available. Run these in order to get it working:
- ruby rinda.rb
- ruby prime_finder.rb
- ruby prime_client.rb
posted by Lucas Carlson at
11:34 AM
3 Comments:
If you use the Rinda ringserver instead of actually specifying ip addresses and ports, won't it be slower than using drb with specified ip addresses and ports?
11:36 PM, July 28, 2006
It will be slightly slower on startup while it goes on the network for a quick lookup for the ip address and port, but once those are acquired once, they need never be looked up again.
11:40 PM, July 28, 2006
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