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Grid is aimed to be a cross-platform BOINC GUI that not only makes BOINC easier to use, but also more involving. It's goal is to make the UI simpler and more elegant, and, in the future, include features that can make BOINC more fun to use, such as: - Rank system: rank up as you acquire more credit - Friend's list: add friends, track their progress, join in teams or compete - Facebook integration: share your achievements on Facebook

...It also provides pre-installed features such as GlusterFS distributed filesystems, ThunderstormDistributor queuing system, RAID 0 /scratch, password-less ssh, and automatic cluster management, for ease of use and maximum processing speed for computational tools. Originally it was developed as a different version for the Wall Lab at Harvard CBMI.

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.

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...). ...

...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

RedDwarf is a horizontally scalable application server for low latency apps such as online games, virtual worlds, and social networking applications. It is the official community fork for Project Darkstar, previously sponsored by Sun Microsystems.

This project about providing run-time support for developing Decentralized Autonomic Computing systems (Eclipse Innovation Grand). Currently the project contains a automatic guided vehicle (AGV) simulator and an editor and visualisation as eclipse plugin

XenDistro: specialized system for the domain0 of Xen systems. Based on Trustix Secure Linux, it delivers automatic creation of domUs, multiple high-end features like MPIO, EVMS and HA-Linux. Aimed for LSB and CGL compliance, it resides on a 512MB NVRAM.

Relis-G is an automatic software installer for computational grids, based on shell scripts and the Globus Toolkit, with features of transparency of machine type and administration policy of servers.

...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!