whipD
whipD is a software project that provides a distributed task execution framework. Its primary goal is to enable developers to distribute computation across multiple machines, thereby speeding up the processing of large datasets or computationally intensive tasks. The framework allows users to define tasks and their dependencies, and then manage their execution on a cluster of workers.
The architecture of whipD typically involves a central scheduler that receives tasks, assigns them to available
Key features of whipD often include fault tolerance, meaning the system can continue operating even if some