I've been running an HPC system for a science group for a while now and have built a couple of different systems based on common HPC infrastructures (ROCKS or Open HPC). These have been built on top of the rebuilt RHEL distros (mostly CentOS), but I don't really need the level of stability that these provide and would actually...
I would not be using CentOS in your use case as it is a rolling release and as such not considered stable for production environments. In recent times Ubuntu server has taken over where CentOS was once used.
In regards to a framework for HPC, I would be looking at grid computing and using one of the scientific workflow management solutions which is compatible with your requirements and a Linux environment.
It literally states in the CentOS site that it is a, and I quote;
"Continuously delivered disto that tracks just ahead of Redhat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) development..."
CentOS Stream for HPC work?
I've been running an HPC system for a science group for a while now and have built a couple of different systems based on common HPC infrastructures (ROCKS or Open HPC). These have been built on top of the rebuilt RHEL distros (mostly CentOS), but I don't really need the level of stability that these provide and would actually...