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The Corosync Cluster Engine is a Group Communication System with additional features for implementing high availability within applications. The project provides four C application programming interface features. A closed process group communication model with extended virtual synchrony guarantees for creation of replicated state machines. A simple availability manager that restarts the application process when it has failed.
Cluster wide IPC providing datagram, connection, and bus messaging
The Transparent Inter ProcessCommunication service can best be described as a cluster wide equivalent to the Unix Domain Socket IPC, but with much more features. Go to http://www.tipc.io for more details.
Distributed Inter-ProcessCommunication (DIPC) is a combination of a Linux kernel extension and user-space programs that allows the user to develop distributed applications very easily.
Semys consists of a library for group communication and an architecture to build a sequential consistent system. A sequential consistent process can run on several physical hosts and is not disturbed by the downtime (crash) of a host.
omuscd is an User Space Cluster Daemon for use with the openMosix 2.6 kernel extension for single-system image clustering. The daemon provides process migration management and communication between networked computers to construct a cluster.
DIPC stands for Distributed Inter-ProcessCommunication. It enables you to build and program clusters of Linux computers very easily. It provides, among other things, Transparent Distributed Shared Memory (DSM). No special hardware required