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http://purl.org/net/epubs/work/37846
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Checked
Record Id
37846
Title
GROWL Scripts: Lightweight Access to Grid Resources
Contributors
John Kewley (STFC) (Pr.Au.)
,
Adam L Braimah (STFC)
,
Robert J Allan (STFC)
,
M Hayes (Cambridge U.)
,
P Brorsson (Cambridge U.)
,
R Crouchley (Lancaster U.)
,
D Grose (Lancaster U.)
,
T Van Ark (Lancaster U.)
Abstract
There are currently many people moving from running jobs on clusters to running jobs on the Grid using a Globus command line interface. They typically don't find this transition as simple as they should: they have problems building the software, have to learn about X509 certificate manipulation, and run into problems with firewalls. As well as providing a Web Service interface, GROWL addresses these problems by providing wrapper scripts for Globus and associated tools. While not being as generally applicable as the GROWL Web Services due to some minor firewall restrictions, GROWL Scripts are still being used in a variety of projects to ease the transition from cluster to Grid.
Organisation
CCLRC
,
ESC
,
ESC-GTG
,
ESC-FW
,
ESC-SCT
Keywords
Engineering
,
grid
,
middleware
,
globus
,
shellscript
,
VDT
,
Lightweight
,
client
,
linux
Funding Information
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Language
English (EN)
Type
Details
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Year
Paper In Conference Proceedings
In UK e-Science All Hands Meeting 2007 (AHM 2007), Nottingham, (2007).
GROWL_AHM_paper.pdf
2007
Presentation
Presented at UK e-Science All Hands Meeting 2007 (AHM 2007), Nottingham, 10-13 Sep 2007.
GrowlScriptsAHM.ppt
2007
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