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Organizations using Bcfg2
Academic
Indiana University: The Center for Genomics and Bioinformatics
The Center for Genomics and Bioinformatics at Indiana University
- ~50 machines running Nexenta and a few running Ubuntu
- Contact: Phillip Steinbachs (xinkeT or Teknix on #bcfg2)
University of Chicago: Academic Technologies Group
The Academic Technologies group at The University of Chicago
- ~80 Gentoo Linux machines, plus a handful of Solaris servers
- Contact: Michael Jinks
University of Texas: Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences
The University of Texas Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences
- Manage ~200 Ubuntu desktops and ~40 servers running both CentOS and Debian
- Contact: Sol Jerome (solj on #bcfg2)
Corporate
Zymeworks Inc.
- Manage a ~70 node Gentoo Linux cluster, ~20 Gentoo and SLES servers, ~25 Mac OS X servers and workstations
- Contact: Kamil Kisiel (kisielk on #bcfg2)
Government
Argonne National Laboratory: Argonne Leadership Computing Facility
Argonne Leadership Computing Facility at Argonne National Laboratory
- 100 node SLES 10 Linux compute cluster, 128 node SLES 10 file system cluster, ~100 SLES 10 support machines for a Blue Gene/P installation
- Contact: Cory Lueninghoener (lueningh on #bcfg2)
Nonprofit
Free Software Foundation
The Free Software Foundation (FSF)
- New deployment (2009); working (slowly) towards having configurations for the majority of the machines it administers available via config.fsf.org. This is a tie-in with the Franklin Street Statement on Freedom and Network Services (FSF offices are on Franklin Street). Documentation on how to have a public access Bcfg2 configuration repository will be at PublicRepository?.
- Contact: Danny Clark (djbclark on #bcfg2)
