Udemy com Build Your Own Super Computer with Raspberry Pis-BooKWoRM

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        Release title  : Udemy.com.Build.Your.Own.Super.Computer.with.Raspberry.Pis-BooKWoRM
        Release date   : 07/05/2020
        Release type   : Bookware
        Release format : ISO
        Publisher      : Udemy.com
        Supplier       : BooKWoRM
        Course URL     : https://www.udemy.com/course/build-your-own-super-computer-with-raspberry-pi
        Disk size      : 1 DVD
        Filenaming     : bw-udmbyoscwrp
        Files count    : 53 x 50 MB
  > Description <
        Create a computer cluster using Raspberry Pi boards - everything
        from hardware, software, design and networks
        Skill level: All Levels
        Students: 21859
        Languages: English
        Captions: Yes
        Lectures: 51
        Video: 2.5 total hours
        Have you ever wanted to build your own super computer? Do you
        want to write programs that can run simultaneously on as many
        computing nodes as you wish? Do you want to learn what it takes
        to combine the processing powers of two, four, eight or more
        Raspberry Pis and run simulations at a fraction of the time and
        cost of running on a mainframe or even a high-end desktop
        computer?
        If you've answered yes to any of these questions, then this
        course is for you. In this step-by-step series of video
        lectures, you'll learn how to set up your own computer cluster
        using cheap, affordable computers - and it doesn't get any more
        affordable than the Raspberry Pi.
        Whether you're a Raspberry Pi enthusiast, a scientific
        researcher in need of cheap, expandable processing power, a
        programmer looking to expand their horizons with multithreaded
        algorithms, or a student looking to learn more about using Linux
        to build computing clusters, then you'll find plenty of value in
        this class as you build your own Raspberry Pi super computer.
        These lectures are specially tailored to the Raspberry Pi 2 B+
        board using Raspbian (a distribution based on Debian), which is
        a good place to start if you're unfamiliar with the Linux
        command line or building computer networks. If you are
        comfortable with the various flavors of Linux, you can use this
        course as a guideline for what it takes to build your own
        cluster using a different distribution.
        Lastly, this class is a "living course", which means as we
        receive feedback and requests for specialized tutorials or
        updates, we'll continually update and add more to improve the
        quality and content of the course.
        What youll learn
            Build a super computer using multiple Raspberry Pi 2 B+
        computers with Raspbian
            Create a working Raspberry Pi from a basic Raspbian
        installation and customize it to your needs
            Create and spool up slave Raspberry Pi nodes in a fraction
        of the time it takes to set up each one
            Manage the Raspberry Pi computer cluster entirely using the
        Linux command line interface with comfort and ease
            Install OpenMPI, compile and run multi-processor programs
        from the ground up
            Learn the fundamentals for writing a multi-threaded program
        in C
            Create a computer network using your home router, or expand
        to a production-level network with a managed switch
            Export and mount drives and communicate between your
        Raspberry Pis all on the command line
        Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?
            Students will need to own a laptop or desktop with an
        internet connection and an SD Card Reader / Writer
            Materials for this class can vary based on your ambitions,
        but the minimum required materials are: 2 or more Raspberry Pi
        computers, 2 or more ethernet cables, a router or network
        switch, 2 or more micro-USB power supplies (5 Volt, 1.5 to 2
        Amps), a wired USB keyboard, 2 or more micro SD cards (8 or more
        GB), a monitor with an HDMI input, and an HDMI cable.
        Who this course is for:
            This course is designed for anyone with a zeal for learning
        how computers work - especially with an interest in creating
        your own computer cluster
            You should be comfortable using a Linux command line, but
        you don't have to be knowledgeable - every single step of the
        way is recorded and documented to follow along easily
            If you love Raspberry Pis and own more than one, building a
        computer cluster is a fun way to learn how to get them to
        interact together and use all of their computer processing power
        combined
        Instructor: Ben Heidorn
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