It seems that GT5 users are too smart to need such a documentation. Or
may be that I should ask in the gt-dev instead (although I think this
is more of a gt-user sort of discussion).
Here is my understanding of how GT5 should be set-up:* a tool, outside
of GT5's bundle, should be used to register t
Is there any documentation that describes how to construct a complete
grid system using GT5?
On 11/19/2012 at 6:41 PM, "john alexander sanabria ordonez"
wrote:Well, GRAM interfaces with local batch schedulers such as SGE,
Condor, PBS and so on. In that context, GRAM hides details concerning
with
Interesting. I thought that's the main reason why anyone would need a
grid platform: to distribute problems to multiple computers. If GT5 is
not doing that, then what is it doing?
The quote below is from the documentation of GT5.2.2[1]:"The Grid
Resource Allocation and Management (GRAM5) component
May be I'm not getting it right: what's the alternative use-scenario
where GT5 targets to solve?
On 11/19/2012 at 4:10 AM, "Ian Foster" wrote: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
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
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
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
