What is msgCourier?

msgCourier is a server application designed to radically simplify the construction of highly scalable distributed computing applications.

If you're new to msgCourier visit our documentation page for an introduction.


Project Status

msgCourier is currently under development.
As such, it is not recommended for serious use. It is being offered in a premature state to allow for peer review.


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Download the latest source code here.


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msgCourier source code is available for download

June 4th 2006

The msgCourier source code used to power the ChessBrain II demonstration at CIG06 is available for download.

ChessBrain II - Presented at the 2006 IEEE Symposium on Computational Intelligence and Games (CIG06) in Reno

May 22nd 2006

ChessBrain II (which is powered by msgCourier!) was demonstrated at the IEEE conference. Visit the ChessBrain Documentation page for papers describing msgCourier.

msgCourier online at DistributedChess.net

August 27th 2005

DistributedChess.net is home of the ChessBrain primary compute node. This node is powered by the open source msgCourier messaging server running on Linux.

msgCourier powers next generation ChessBrain servers

February 6th 2005

The msgCourier server is being used to power ChessBrain's highly distributed cluster software.

The ChessBrain project is a Guinness World Record holder for the largest distributed network chess computer. Visit the ChessBrain site for details.

What is msgCourier?

February 5th 2005

msgCourier is a server application designed to radically simplify the construction of highly scalable distributed computing applications.

If you're new to msgCourier visit the quick start page for a brief introduction.





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msgCourier is being developed by ChessBrain founder, Carlos Justiniano.

Use the contact information below if you have any questions or are interested in the project and would like to participate.

Personal Website: CarlosJustiniano.com

EMAIL: cjus@chessbrain.net,
cjus34@yahoo.com


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