Projects tagged ‘cloud’ and ‘computing’

Synecdoche is a platform for distributed computing grids. Applications for Synecdoche include volunteer computing projects, and virtual supercomputing for universities and research organisations. ... [More] Synecdoche is a fork of Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing (BOINC). The goals of the fork are to: * Remain compatible with BOINC * Provide better usability * Work on bugs and features ignored by BOINC * Maintain stable releases [Less]

Sector is a system infrastructure software that provides functionality for distributed data storage, access, and analysis/processing. It automatically manages large volumetric data across servers or ... [More] clusters, even those over distributed wide area high speed networks. Sector provides simple tools and APIs to access and/or process the data. Data and server locations are transparent to users, as the whole Sector network is a single networked super computer to the users. [Less]

Olympos is an holistic MDA/MDD approach to projects. It allows to create Web (PHP, J2EE), Desktop (c#) and Mobile applications (.NET, J2ME) from a UML model. Features a Web 2.0 IDE, a generator based on openArchitectureWare and several cartridges.

CloudConfA simple yet flexible configuration layer for cloud computing applications and environments that was designed to promote code reuse and compatibility across: Different cloud platforms (e.g. ... [More] Google App Engine) Different languages (e.g. Python, Ruby, Java) Different vendors (e.g. Google, Amazon) Developers should be able to 'remix' components of different types (e.g. a content management system, feed generator and business logic) in the same project and have them able to access shared configuration information. ComponentsconfigStores static configuration directives in YAML (YAML Ain't Markup Language) format and makes them available to the application at runtime. Features: Supports multiple configuration files for different subsystems Supports attribute/value settings as well as lists, hashes, etc. Allows configs to be built at runtime during development and dumped to YAML test.yaml: version: 1 author: Acumino license: Apache License, Version 2.0 menus: - main: Main Menu url: http://www.acumino.com/test.py: >>> from config import config >>> print config.test {'menus': [{'url': 'http://www.acumino.com/', 'main': 'Main Menu'}], 'version': 1, 'license': 'Apache License, Version 2.0', 'author': 'Acumino'} >>> config.test['version'] 1registryStores runtime configuration directives in a database that can be shared between components. Modeled after firefox's about:config page, directives are organised into a tree structure and accessed via dot (.) separated strings (e.g. menu.background-colour = blue or org.apache.server.port = 80). Settings can be global or assigned to a specific user. User settings are merged with global settings by default. User settings flagged as 'forced' override global settings. Global settings flagged as 'forced' override all user settings (whether forced or not). This allows a sensible default configuration to be implemented and users to extend or override certain parts of it as required. Features: Domain based namespaces prevent clashes between vendors/applications Overlay architecture allows defaults to be overridden by users [Less]

This group is devoted to defining common use cases for cloud computing.

A PHP and MySql with ajax framework for providing application level functionality from multiple locations.

Attempt of development universal end-user tool of parallel distributed computing. It should have it's own scripting language to describe problem in user-friendly form.

CCI:U stands for "Cloud-Computing Initiative for Universities". This project has been started by NexR, a cloud-computing company (http://nexr.co.kr), as a member of Consortium of Cloud Computing ... [More] Research of Korea. The objective of this project is to build a developer community including students and professors who study distributed systems and algorithms as well as corporation members who want to test a large-scale computing infrastructure. A similar approach has been done already by Google and IBM, in the name of "ACCI" in US, but the system was not completely public and locally limited. We are going to leap over these limitations by starting this project to make it available to more universities around the world. If you want to access the course materials developed by the universities that joined the ACCI pilot program, see Google Code University. CCI:U Open Course Labs is a Django-based web application that interfaces cloud-computing infrastructure such as Amazon EC2 and NexR icube cloud. More backends may be added later, of course, by us or you. Like the name, it provides the access to cloud infra in the form of "course labs" where course staffs in academy can manage the allocated computing resources and assignments easily. Course labs can be used as course homepages also. Starting PointsLook around the source code, wiki pages here. Mailing list : http://groups.google.com/group/cciu-users Installation Guide Screenshots Open SourceThis open-source projects contains the bleeding edge version we actually use and develop. All development (from commit logs to every user-interface string) is done in English to promote participation by abroad developers. From just chopping out a snippet from this project to sending great patches, all kinds of participation is welcome. Open ServiceWe provide a small-sized cluster for free after inspecting requests from universities. A university can use our proprietary cloud platform called icube cloud located in South Korea via CCI:U Open Course Labs, or may choose Amazon EC2 platform that is nearest to you in the same manner. (Note: To use EC2, you have to pay yourself and provide your access/secret key to the service.) The actual service will become available soon and be linked here. [Less]

Open cloud computing platform compatibility layer

A compatibility layer for cloud computing databases.