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Iacopo Guarneri

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May 10, 2015, 5:00:36 AM5/10/15
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Hello everyone!
I and my friends we are developing a project, which resides and runs on a remote server.
This program does the calculations very complex, and its execution takes a lot of time.
I wonder if it was possible with dispy share the power of our computers with the remote server in order to reduce the execution time of the program.
What if you could you tell me examples to accomplish this? for both the client and server sides.
thanks

Tomer Filiba

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May 10, 2015, 5:03:02 AM5/10/15
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you first have to convert your problem to the map-reduce scheme. once you do that, there are frameworks that can help you. rpyc can do it as well, obviously, but i think you're looking for something that's more integrated with the map-reduce domain.

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Iacopo Guarneri

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May 13, 2015, 2:22:02 AM5/13/15
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then, as I understand it, I have to change how I set the project?
then: no one program on the server, but a program on each client that communicates the result to the server?
or there is a way to share virtually the cpu with the server, and only have one program?
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