Open Source Distributed Computing Software - Page 13

DBReplicator is a powerful open-source java application for network-based multi-master heterogeneous database replication or filtered synchronization.

This project defines the framework for Distributed Conferencing (DCON) by appropriately orchestrating the operation of a number of XCON (http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/xcon-charter.html) "focus" elements.

DDGP is a simple grid platform written in Java. It focuses on distributed computing and data gathering in Internet environment. Intended for smaller projects requiring couple hundreds of computers gathered together for a master-worker like jobs.

Simple distributed file system on user space, it is designed for Linux and Mac OS X

DIASGrid is an open architecture able to: manage resource sharing in distributed communities; connect organisations over the web allowing them to collaborate, and share data; and make available APIs for the construction of more complex applications.

DIET Agents is a lightweight, scalable and robust multi-agent platform in Java. It is especially suitable for rapidly developing P2P prototype applications and/or adaptive, distributed applications that use bottom-up, nature-inspired techniques.

DISTributed Adaptable Executable (DISTae) is a software layer that allows the portability of programs among different heterogeneous computing units and run the different parts of the code simultaneously in a distributed and heterogeneous environment.

DMUCS works with distcc to allow multiple users to share a gcc compilation farm, while guaranteeing that each compilation will be assigned to the highest-performing, available cpu in the compilation farm.

A multilingual, PHP-based internet portal, without using a MySQL database. It shows the actual statistics of your distributed.net team out of the log-file of your dnet-proxy and additional information, including prognosis.

This software aims at demonstrating that we can easily provide a very small and powerful runtime for running programs that are coded in whatever programming model, but that could be *executed* in a DATAFLOW style. The Dataflow Run Time (DRT) provides the runtime support for that The first benefit of this software is to allow a rapid development of such programs in the context of the TERAFLUX project http://teraflux.eu The runtime API has been designed in such way to allow for a future development of a good compiler that targets such interface on one side, and to allow for a good architectural support of such API too: ideally each function could map to a Thread-Level-Parallelism Instruction Set Extension (TLP ISE).

DReAMSim provides a simple simulation framework for modeling homogeneous and/or heterogeneous (re)-configurable processing elements in a large-scale distributed environment. In particular, DReAMSim enables users to model task scheduling techniques at a preliminary design stage in order to investigate their performance potential. The simulation framework makes it easy to extract various performance and resource utilization related statistics to study the behavior of different task scheduling techniques. DReAMSim has been intentionally developed with a very simple-to-use interface to allow novice programmers implement their own resource management techniques without being bothered with all the hassles of a full-fledged commercial simulator, yet it has the main features required for defining reconfigurable processing elements in a distributed environment.

A project for my thesis at Nanjing University designed for processing distributed vision computing. Also it provides the features for virtual reality, including scene construction, editing on animation objects and cameras, and sampling video on them.

DVDWeb is a Web Service which provides organization/search/lookup services through JAX-RPC API. The search can be done against the builtin DB (the user\'s private list of DVDs according to UPC codes) or against other Internet sites such as imdb or yahoo.

A light-weight group communication system/library of distributed algorithms implementations for agreement problems (e.g., Consensus, Unreliable Leader Election and Atomic Broadcast).

Damon is a Distributed AOP Middleware on top of a p2p Overlay Network. Its main aim is to offer the necessary abstractions and services to develop distributed aspects, and to provide scalability to existent or new applications transparently.

DarSens is about distributed activity recognition based on acceleration data.

An extensible framework to provide data adaptation services in distributed systems and ETL applications. Used to preprocess (non-XML) data into XML, transform and validate XML data and write it to a sink interface. Also includes simple XML tools.

This is an ALPHA version - the RELEASE version is now on github - https://github.com/fimtra/datafission.

WSRF-compliant tools and services for data mining in grid computing environments, based on: Globus Toolkit 4, Condor and Triana workflow system. Learn more at: http://www.datamininggrid.org Copyright (c) 2008 DataMiningGrid Consortium.

The DataTime Process Framework is intended to support the processing of time-based data in a modular, concurrent, distributed and extensible manner. C++, using YARP, ACE, Qt and MUSCLE on Linux, OSX, Windows and Solaris.

This is a library for parallelizing flow data computations on Cell processors.

The integration of the VM on most OS is not very deep: It sits on top of the OS, running as a simple app, and does not access most features of the OS. This project's aim is to deeply integrate with the OS to facilitate many services.

Dermi (Decentralized Event Remote Method Invocation) is a peer-to-peer (P2P), decentralized event-based object middleware framework built on top of a structured Distributed Hash Table based overlay network.

An architecture description language (DiaSpec) supports the description of components of a given distributed computing area. From these descriptions, DiaGen generates a dedicated programming framework to support distributed application development.

Dinapter automatically generates a mapping between methods of incompatible components/services based on their public interfaces and behaviors. It uses a combination of expert system and A* algorithm. Dinapter is the prototype resulting from a couple of research papers: * J.A. Martín, E. Pimentel. Automatic Generation of Adaptation Contracts, FOCLASA'08, ENTCS, 2008 - http://goo.gl/21iJZ * J.A. martín, E. Pimentel. Dinapter: Automatic Adapter Specification for Software Composition, PROLE'08, ENTCS, 2008 - http://goo.gl/VrQvG ...and later integrated and improved within the ITACA toolbox (http://itaca.gisum.uma.es/): * J. Camara, J.A. Martín, G. Salaun, J. Cubo, M. Ouederni, C. Canal, E. Pimentel. ITACA: An integrated toolbox for the automatic composition and adaptation of Web services, ICSE'09, 2009 - http://goo.gl/oFGe8