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Bproc is a Single System Image scheme for Linux clusters. It&#039;s primary focus is in unifying PID space and interprocess signaling. That is, each process running anywhere at all on the cluster will have a globally unique PID. Furthermore, all of those processes will appear in a ps done on the master. Interprocess signals will &#039;just work&#039; even if the sending and recieving process are on different nodes in the cluster.</description>
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