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Does anybody have experience of running OSM on National Level Super Computer? I are planing to rent the resource from the super comptuer centre, I will some advices on something I shall notice and prepare before drop an order to them. Thanks, Waiting for tips.

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Exactly what hardware do you intend to run "osm" on, and what osm functions do you wan to run on it ? OSM can require some big servers (see http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Servers ), but none of these would qualify as a "supercomputer".

(15 Apr '13, 16:06) Vincent de P... ♦
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Your question doesn't make much sense as it stands -- OpenStreetMap is a massive distributed project, running lots of different pieces of software on lots of different machines in various parts of the world. Some you could run on other machines, but some need to run on the central servers to be of any use.

If you tell us what you're trying to achieve, rather than where you want to run the software, we can probably help better.

(15 Apr '13, 16:19) Jonathan Ben...

The question has been closed for the following reason "Not a real question." by sleske 17 Apr '13, 17:11

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