Hadoop or Beowulf cluster on Cubieboard?

[Nate P]

Ok, so I have recently purchased a few Cubieboards. I have 3 Cubieboad A10's and 1 Cubieboard A20. They all have Lubuntu on them. I was wondering if anyone has any info/documentation on how to setup a hadoop cluster using these boards. I have quite a bit of linux experience, so all I would need is some basic instructions. Any help would be much appreciated.

Also, unrelated question, but how is cubie suposed to be pronounced?

like Cub-y

or like

cube-y

[Craig Hastie]

Cant help with the cluster but I've always thought of it as the later cube-y
Craig

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[Patrick Wood]

Have you seen this: https://fullshovel.wordpress.com/2012/07/08/hadoop-on-arm-part-1/ and this: http://wise.ajou.ac.kr/mata/starting-hadoop-0-23-4-in-ubuntu-linaro-arm/ and this: http://www.michael-noll.com/tutorials/running-hadoop-on-ubuntu-linux-multi-node-cluster/

[Cui Acuña]

I think Hadoop is for distributed file system and pre-processing of big data. Beowulf is more for parallel computing, so if you want to make a cluster for rendering locally. Hadoop is more for managing large amounts of data in computers distributed in nodes not in the same location.