Article about choosing hardware and configuring a Beowulf.

An article about the construction of a Beowulf and its use as a teaching tool.

How to get a nework of Linux machines to work as a cluster. By Preston M. Smith.

Basic information about Beowulfs and links to software.

Online book with information about history, general information, building and maintaining a Beowulf, and parallel computing models.

Information about designing, building, and benchmarking a Beowulf cluster.

Choosing hardware, constructing the cluster, comparison of interconnects, and using message-passing libraries.

Paper book. Table of contents, online purchasing, and mailing list available.

Description of the Beowulf architecture and introduction to parallel computing.

How to make a Linux network into a cluster and discussion of network hardware and software options.

Instructions for installing Linux on a cluster of Hewlett-Packard workstations. Links to clustering software.

Setting up a diskless Linux workstation using NFS.

Explains how to create client root directories on a server using NFS mounted clients.

Description of hardware and configuration of one Beowulf.

Bibliography of books and papers.

Classification of Beowulf clusters and maintenance tips.

Introduction to Beowulfs.

How to install software to turn a network of Debian Linux workstations into a Beowulf. Links to software packages.