Talk:Gearman
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Diagram
[edit]A diagram such as the one in the Gearman doku page (showing hierarchy / communication links among client / job server / worker nodes) would be good; I can create one in inkscape or similar, am unsure of the copyright status of diagrams such as that, however.timbo (talk) 11:52, 13 June 2009 (UTC)
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Similar software
[edit]i just removed Ansible, it's a configuration management system, totally unrelated.
let's not add anything again here without a citation proving it actually is similar.
the best i can come up with is Amazon Simple Queue Service (or any similar distributed work queue implementation), it can distribute work to workers in a similar fashion, BUT it does not directly provide a means for returning the result to the client.
edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Message_queue#See_also (but gearman is not only a queue, it merely contains a queue.)