With Java, there exists something called Network Attached Memory (a Terracotta product).&nbsp; It basically increases the effective RAM of any single machine by allowing it to use RAM on another machine.&nbsp; But that's Java.<br><br>Is there an equivalent thing for C++?&nbsp; Specifically, I have a cluster of nodes with a moderate amount of memory (8 gbytes each) and a very fast network (10 microsecond small message latency and 750 mbytes/second large message bandwidth).&nbsp; I have a C++ application that needs tens of gbytes of RAM.&nbsp; Is there some kind of product, or library, that would allow the C++ application to seemlessly use the memory on other nodes as if it had a much larger RAM?<br><br>James<br><br><p>&#32;

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