Projects by Topic: Grid
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UniNet is an open source project created to achieve a freedom decentralized (and anonymous) area used by people/university to share data/process and to rate them.
Artificial Intelligence meets distributed computing. Create a set of connections among computers distributed all over the world simulating a human bran with each node (computer) being a neuron (neurona). It originally started in 2005 at the original Sun-grid group.
GridSAM is a Web Service that exposes job submission and monitoring functionalities of distributed resource managers, such as Grid Engine through a Web Service interface. It utilises the Job Submission Description Language standardised through the Global Grid Forum as the language for defining job in a DRM agnostic way. Plugins can be developed using the GridSAM API to support other DRM systems. GridSAM currently integrates with Grid Engine 6, Condor and Globus Toolkit 2 infrastructure.
Passau is an XML parser for parsing the output from the qstat -xml command. It is based on a schema binding generated from JAXB. The objective of the project is to develop the JAXB binding into a clean, specific, and useful API for gathering information from a Grid Engine cluster.
The purpose of this project is to facilitate direct and open engagement with developers who are interested in exploring how to make the leap to utility-based grid computing. To get things started, Sun is sharing an unfinished, early-access version of new Compute Server software, which is targeted at Java developers who are working with applications that can be modeled as a set of independent, compute-bound tasks.
The ruhrjug is the Java User Group for Germany's Ruhr area. Meetings take a place in the Unperfekthaus in the city of Essen on a regular basis.
Scientific open-source programming environments coded in Java.
jLab uses Groovy as scripting engine and
ScalaLab uses Scala 2.8.1.
Although both environments are similar, ScalaLab operates generally better and faster.
We are a large and active Java User Group in Singapore; we hold meeting every 6 to 8 weeks in central Singapore with guest speakers who present on a wide and varied topics associated with Java. We also have a lively mailing list, which we use as a discussion forum.
We welcome all comers and levels; our goal is to provide a forum and a place where Java developers can discuss the language and all its associated APIs and to foster a community of Java developers within Singapore and beyond.
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