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Render Farm Manager, Project Tracker.
CGRU: Afanasy render farm manager and RULES project tracker.
CGRU is an open source CG tools pack, includes Afanasy render farm manager and RULES project tracker. -
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This project provides a fast distributed system for image processing, written in Python. It aim is to be used as service to PHP, Perl and Python application servers.
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BURP aims to develop a publicly distributed system for rendering 3D animations over the Internet using CPU idle time.
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distX is a script which can be used to distribute CPU intensive tasks to a cluster of machines. For example, distX has been used for distributed encoding of ogg vorbis files.
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StreamMine is a distributed event processing (streaming) infrastructure. You can create low-latency, fault-tolerant stream processing functionality with any stream-oriented operators that can be implemented in Python.
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