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EmGeeGen is a server-client information distribution system, tailored for use with the EmGee role playing system (though the theoretical platform should be useful for a variety of tasks).
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an integration framework for UML and MOF case tools based on Jini and SOAP. It exchanges models from ArgoUML, Poseidon, Rose, etc. as XMI (UML stored in XML), checks them and generates code. New services simply plug in and can be shared world-wide.
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Exscalibar is an EXtendable, SCalable Architecture for Live, Interactive or Batch-orientated Audio-signal Refinement.
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FAST addresses lifecycle, provisioning, & management of distributed applications with a 3-pronged approach: reusable XML Module Descriptors, flexible query XML Configuration Descriptors to aggregate modules, and a non-intrusive distributed infrastructure
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This project proposes a faster Java Serialization method by using run-time generation of tailor made serialization code.
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FedStage DRMAA for Torque library is an implementation of Open Grid Forum's DRMAA 1.0 (Distributed Resource Management Application API) specification for the submission and control of jobs to Torque.
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FedStage OpenDSP is an open implementation of SOAP Web Service multi-user access and policy-based job control using OGF DRMAA routines supported by distributed resource management systems like Sun Grid Engine (SGE), LSF, PBSPro, Torque or Condor.
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FireAnt is an Eclipse plugin for modeling complex remote deployment and configuration processes. It allows developers to model the deployment and execution of groups of packages and configuration scripts on remote targets. It provides a deployment engine
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java-based complete Agent (Artificial Intelligence) Framework with all the features you might expect in an Agent Framework: Mobility, Autonomy, Distributed communication, Agents can be written in Java, Jython, or Beanshell.
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The original FreeMMG was an attempt at implementing a decentralized MMOG in Java. FreeMMG 2 is, currently, just a PhD thesis, which you can download here. If you are interested in developing the FreeMMG 2 ideas into something concrete: fcecin AT gmail.
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FreeTrade
A CORBA TradingService
Register and look up services by interface type and (optionally) desired properties. Also includes a Type Repository. There is, as yet, no attempt at federation and no access control. -
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Freenet, Entropy, and Samizdat Controller is a small application which allows you to control Freenet, Entropy, and Samizdat. This project is looking for a new maintainer.
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Freenomalism is a free, community based fork of the Enomalism web-based virtual infrastructure/cloud computing platform. The dashboard can help with issues including deployment planning, load balancing, migration, configuration management, and capacity.
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GAP (Grid Agents Platform) Toolkit for Modeling and Simulation of Mobile Agents in Grid Environments. GAP is an abstraction over GridSim, a Grid Simulation Toolkit for Resource Modelling and Application Scheduling for Parallel and Distributed Computing.
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GI-Skynet ist eine verteilte Kommunikationsplattform. Es erlaubt dem darauf aufbauenden verteilten System, seinen globalen Zustand aufzuzeichnen, ohne dabei den regulaeren Betrieb zu unterbrechen.
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WBEM-based framework for managing providers to produce information according to the OGF GLUE 2.0 information model and to render them in different formats (e.g., XML, LDAP).
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GRIDS (The Generic Runtime Infrastructure for Distributed Simulation) represents middleware to support the interoperability of distributed simulations using component services known as Thin Agents.
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GenesisAE defines and implements an application environment for portable, network-transparent and secure applications. GenesisAE is based on a QNX-like (S/R/R) microkernel and on basic servers (providing device I/O, a database, ...)
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Geneur is an Open Source scheduler for GRID. It is based on variation of genetic algorithms. Geneur uses backfill scheduling algorithm to create first genetic population.
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Gold is an accounting system that tracks and manages resource usage on High Performance Computers. It acts much like a bank resource credits are deposited into accounts. As HPC resources are used, credits are charged to the appropriate account.
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Gpf4Med
Graph Processing Framework for Medical Information
Gpf4Med is a graph processing framework for clinical data, which can leverage from previously existing medical database and Cloud computing facilities to address large-scale studies. -
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ghack ("grid hack") is meant to allow small groups of people to voluntarily share their computer resources to work on collective problems. Goals are: easy to use (e.g. scientific coders), easy to deploy (e.g. no elevated priviliges or open firewall ports
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OpenEMS™ is the multi platform Grid framework to seamlessly aggregate all your multi platform resources into a virtual super computer.
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The GRENADE project aims to accelerate the roll-out of the Computational Grid by making Grid functionality as accessible as an icon on a desktop. The initial prototype will use Globus (www.globus.org) to extend the functionality of KDE.
