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nanoHUB Grid Appliance

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Contributor(s) Renato Figueiredo
University of Florida
Abstract

The Grid appliance allows nanoHUB users to run a development "virtual workspace" in their own desktop. The workspace has a Linux-based virtual machine with Rappture, WebDAV and Condor pre-installed and pre-configured, encapsulating conveniently all the software needed to run these applications, right out of the box. With the Grid appliance, nanoHUB users can:

  • contribute idle computing cycles from their desktop to the nanoHUB
  • tap into the computing cycles of nanoHUB Grid resources by using Condor
  • easily develop Rappture-based tools

To run the appliance, you need 1) an Intel-based Linux or Windows computer, 2) download and install free virtual machine software (VMware’s VMPlayer or Server), and 3) download and unzip the appliance (280MB) from http://www.acis.ufl.edu/~ipop/nanohub/nano_appliance.zip

Please refer to the attached Breeze presentation with introductory information on the appliance and a tutorial video for more information and instructions.
Credits Grid Appliance team at the University of Florida:
David Wolinsky, Arijit Ganguly, Renato Figueiredo, P. Oscar Boykin
Sponsored by National Science Fouundation, through awards SCI-0438246, SCI-0537455 and ANI-0300118
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  • Figueiredo, Renato (2006), "nanoHUB Grid Appliance", http://www.nanohub.org/resources/2121/, accessed on 2008-05-17 02:25:25.

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Date posted 21 Dec, 2006
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