xCAT is an open-source tool for automating deployment, scaling, and management of bare metal servers and virtual machines developed by IBM; xCAT is an official IBM high Performance Computing cluster management tool.

xCAT (Extreme Cloud Administration Toolkit) is open-source distributed computing management software developed by IBM, used for the deployment and administration of Linux or AIX based clusters.

2019年1月21日 · Cluster management meaning logo, the red box is xCAT management node, other 3 boxes represent different kinds of servers that can be provisioned in the cluster. xCAT is a powerful tool to deploy both bare metal and virtualized servers. Here's logo 2, it looks like a CAT, the cluster looks like wiskers. I don't like change, please keep this one!!

I've taken the xCAT logo off the xcat.org website that I created a while ago. It's still available for those who might pine for the good-old-days: Loading Image.... The problem with the old logo is that it is a) ugly and b) composited of possibly copyrighted images. If there are any creative types on the list can could come up with a

Several weeks ago we had some discussion to make a new logo for xCAT. Now we got a new one in this page (_http://xcat.org/index2.html_), you can compare it with the current one here …

2022年6月1日 · xCAT (Extreme Cloud Administration Toolkit) 是一个开源的可扩展的高级分布式集群管理和配置工具，允许使用者通过一个单点控制和管理一个集群系统。它在简化集群管理的同时，还使集群能够方便地实现快速扩展，从而提高了系统管理员的工作效率。

Re: [xcat-user] The logo of xCAT An extreme cluster/cloud administration toolkit Brought to you by: besawn , cxhong , daniceexi , gurevich , and 2 others

Whilst I may rarely if ever see the logo I see the name every day. >>> >>> Also, it's the x as in Unix (trademark or not), plus the command cat.

Several weeks ago we had some discussion to make a new logo for xCAT. Now we got a new one in this page ( http://xcat.org/index2.html ), you can compare it with the current one here ( http://xcat.org/ )

On 10/13/2015 10:05 AM, Christian Caruthers wrote: > I second what Rich said. While the cat itself is cartoonish, the name looks > alright. What's the urgency about changing the logo?