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I understood it as "run a this command in an implementation that is parallelized and runs in 1000's of machines but has the same interface.
by swah 15y ago
I understood it as "run a this command in an implementation that is parallelized and runs in 1000's of machines but has the same interface.
- icebraining 15y agoparallel --onall my-command Done! (Assuming you've added the SSH logins to ~/.parallel/sshloginfile) For example, to use them to convert a bunch of images from PNG to JPG: find . --name '*.png' | parallel --onall --trc {.}.jpg "convert {} {.}.jpg" This takes care of sending the PNGs and retrieving the JPGs. Now you just need a few aliases to hide the parallel.
- davidcuddeback 15y agoThank you!