[SciPy-User] tool for running simulations

Luis Pedro Coelho lpc at cmu.edu
Mon Jun 20 08:09:29 EDT 2011


On Sunday, June 19, 2011 04:40:29 PM Dan Goodman wrote:
> Thanks everyone for ideas and suggestions. Jug seems to come closest to 
> what I was thinking about. The only concern I have with that is the 
> redis database, which I'm not sure I like the sound of, but maybe not 
> for particularly good reasons, and quite probably it's something I could 
> work with.

Redis is optional. You can use the filesystem to hold your data if you'd prefer 
(as long as all your nodes have access to the filesystem, through NFS or 
similar). Redis is for when either (1) you have very many very small objects 
or (2) the nodes don't share a filesystem.

HTH
Luis
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