Open Source Distributed Computing Software - Page 21

COMP Superscalar offers a straightforward programming model that particularly targets Java applications. The simplicity of this programming model keeps the Cloud transparent to the user, who is able to program their applications in a Cloud-unaware fashion. The user is only required to select the tasks to be run on the Cloud, while the application can remain completely free of Cloud-related calls.

Redirects incoming commands from COM1 to the command prompt and returns results from command prompt back out COM1. This is primarily useful for automation of Windows servers via console in Linux virtualization environments(ex: KVM, XEN, etc.)

CORBA Component shell - shell above CORBA CCM

CORBA SBS is a Step-By-Step book, teaching CORBA right from scratch for beginners. The examples are written in Java having JacORB in mind as the ORB.

The objective of this work is to use key concepts and mechanisms related with the software components approach. Installation, execution and dynamic reconfiguration of a distributed chat application using CORBA are considered.

CSI PC2 is a project for verification and identification of biometrical information that scales up to tens of millions of entries. Several algorithms are implemented. It includes testbeds, benchmarks and genetic algorithms for optimization.

CZed is an experimental project devising the next generation C++ API for the OMG DDS. This effort is intended to guide the standardization undergoing at the OMG (see http://portals.omg.org/dds/SpecificationsInProgress).

Software for reliable url cloaking system using low q.o.s hosts and lines such as home PC's and dsl or cable connections. CDUCK combined DNS-server and webserver functionality and strict security for the creation of reliable domain web cloaking.

Celluster is an easy adaptable producer/consumer software for distributed computing on a cluster of Cell B.E. processors

Cerber Grid is a light-weight high performance grid that combines simplicity and easy of use with a powerful and versatile architecture.

Semestral work. Paralyzed horse movement problem.

The project is dedicated to create a graphical Win32 tool, which allows to install, run and administer the Chessbrain Peernode server (=the chessbrain client) on Win32 machines.

Chor is a strongly-typed choreography programming language for distributed systems. In Chor, the behaviour of a system is written down as a global program (a choreography) where all the message exchanges between the participants are explicit. Choreographies are statically checked against protocol specifications, given as types, enabling type-directed global programming. Finally, Chor supports the automatic generation of systems from a choreography. With Chor, you do not have to worry about asynchronous communications or protocol compliance anymore. The language is based on strong theoretical bases, so that you can let its compiler do the jobs of checking your global programs and generating correct implementing code for you!

The Citizen Privacy Service is an asynchronous component using artificial intelligence capabilities including DL decidability and first order logic provenance that provide policy decision and policy enforcement points based on the US Privacy Act of 1974.

Clay3D is a complete, extensible, and feature rich suite of network agnostic, scalable applications for the production of computer generated imagery and visual effects. Please see homepage for more information.

Clockwork is an enterprise job scheduler. It's like a distributed cron, but with more features like redundancy, complex job dependencies, and graphical representation of job schedules.

Create a Cloud File Server on Linux, with a cloud client on a Stripped down Linux.

Cloud Target is a front-end to the python scripts that google uses to create, run and upload projects to its App Server system. This .NET application is based on the OSX front-end provided by Google in the SDK.

The CloudToolbox web application provides a simple system to manage and control users dynamic instantiation of VMs on a generic cloud. The systems handles final VM user management (on behalf of the cloud provider), users quota, machines templates, gathering of statistings and automatic shutdown of the VMs when not in use. Using the CloudToolbox web application, an user can request a VM on the cloud, according to a given template. The administrator will then create the machine on the cloud system and associate it to the requester user account with a given amount of resources (ex. limited time, limited cost, etc...). The user will then be able to start and stop the machine from the CloudToolbox web interface when needed, and use it until the resources assigned are over and the machine expires. When the machine is not in use, the CloudToolbox will automatically undeply it, saving costs on the cloud provider

Cluster Networks are a new style of neural simulation / neural network modeling, that models networks of neural populations ("clusters") that transform and transmit information using precisely-timed, graded bursts ("pulses" or "volleys") of firing.

Alternative implementation of Spring framework remoting subsystem that supports different schemes of remote communication between client and server (1-1, 1-many, dynamic services discovering).

Clutch is a Java framework for distributed computing using mobile agents. Built using ProActive [http://www-sop.inria.fr/sloop/javall/], it is meant to be a scalable toolkit that can be used to distribute computation across an arbitrary number of nodes.

CoDeK - Java Concurrent Development frameworK is a very simple, open-source, academic java library aimed to help the development of Java multi-threading concurrent applications.

The CodeTime platform covers every aspect of parallel software from authoring, through distribution, to run-time. Its goals are: high programmer productivity; write once, run high performance anywhere; and wide acceptance.

A suite of tools aimed at the Wireless Sensor Network community. The tools are developed by research staff and students of the Cogent Computing Applied Research Centre at Coventry University. See the wiki and READMEs for help with installing/using