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Bproc is a Single System Image scheme for Linux clusters. It'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 'just work' even if the sending and recieving process are on different nodes in the cluster.</description>
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