Grid Appliance
Abstract
The Grid Appliance is a self-configuring virtual, physical, and cloud appliance that is used to create ad-hoc pools of computer resources both within a local-area and across wide-area networks. It is used primarily to execute high-throughput, long-running jobs and to create virtual clusters for education and training.
Intellectual Merit
The Grid Appliance research will provide knowledge of grid configuration and automated resource management.
Broader Impact
The Grid Appliance provides easy-to-access and hassle-free customization grid resources to researchers, scientist or instructors worldwide.
Use of FutureGrid
Development and testing of Grid appliances for FutureGrid training/education/outreach
Scale Of Use
A few VMs for testing Grid-appliance configuration
Publications
- [fg-2304] Chuchaisri, P., D. Wolinsky, and R. Figueiredo, "Grid Appliances",
- [Wolinsky:2011:ESD:1996130.1996156] Wolinsky, D. I., and R. Figueiredo, "Experiences with self-organizing, decentralized grids using the grid appliance", ACM,
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Panoat Chuchaisri
University of Florida
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Timeline
1 year 42 weeks ago
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