Is this mailing list even being followed? Or should I send to the
development mailing list?
Regards, J
On 11/18/2012 at 2:29 AM, john...@hushmail.com wrote:Greetings GT
comunity,
I have read the OGSA specification, and as far as I understand that GT
is a reference implementation of OGSA.
However,
Greetings GT comunity,
I have read the OGSA specification, and as far as I understand that GT
is a reference implementation of OGSA.
However, I find it difficult to accurately map the OGSA services to
the tools and services that are provided by GT.
For example, let's pick GRAM5. Is there any page i
John,
This list is for users of the Globus Toolkit, which is one portion of the many
software products produced by the Globus team. It is primarily for user
problems, and operates largely as a forum for the user community, with
occasional input from members of the Globus team.
So yes, gt-dev
Greetings GT community,
Suppose that a pool of computers are able to donate their idle CPU
time, how can a problem (i.e. an piece of code) get executed in them
in a distributed manner?
For example, when I use the command globus-job-submit, or
globus-job-run, how will my local machine know where s
I think that BOINC is what you are looking for. Or Condor.
On Nov 18, 2012, at 5:52 PM, john...@hushmail.com wrote:
> Greetings GT community,
>
> Suppose that a pool of computers are able to donate their idle CPU time, how
> can a problem (i.e. an piece of code) get executed in them in a distri
The GT4 globus toolkit did include an implementation of the Monitoring and
Discovery Service, which can be used by a number of sites to advertise to some
central service which could then tell the user where to globus-job-submit (or
globusrun-ws –submit as GT4 did.)
In practice most production gr
