Rocks is an open-source Linux cluster distribution that enables end users to
easily build computational clusters, grid endpoints and visualization tiled-
display walls. Hundreds of researchers from around the world have used Rocks
to deploy their own cluster (see the Rocks Cluster Register).

Since May 2000, the Rocks group has been addressing the difficulties of
deploying manageable clusters. We have been driven by one goal: make clusters
easy. By easy we mean easy to deploy, manage, upgrade and scale. We are driven
by this goal to help deliver the computational power of clusters to a wide
range of scientific users. It is clear that making stable and manageable
parallel computing platforms available to a wide range of scientists will aid
immensely in improving the state of the art in parallel tools. See Rocks
Licensing.

Rocks is supported by the National Science Foundation under Grants OCI-1032778
and OCI-0721623.

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Rocks 7.0 is Released

The latest update of Rocks codename Manzanita is now released. Manzanita is a
64-bit only release and is based upon CentOS 7.4. The Rocks-supplied OS rolls
have all updates applied as of December 1, 2017.

Please see the Downloads Page to get started.

Release notes are available.

You can visit Rocks source code github.