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    corunner

    A utility to transport files and execute at remote in prarallel

    ...Or are you losing patient for your simple script that have to run command in those machines in sequence? The corunner is just for those senarios. It's designed to speed up execution in your machines. It can executes command in handreds of or thousands of machines concurrently. Provide it with your files and command and the machines' location, it will do everything for you. Besides that, it monitors every process in the remote machine and displays that in your controller. Through this, you can learn about all progresses in the remote machines easil y. ...
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