Open Source Python Distributed Computing Software - Page 2

An implementation of the Open Group's Application Response Measurement (ARM) Version 4 standard. The ARM standard describes a means of breaking an application down into it's constituent transactions, and measuring response time across multiple tiers.

The goal of this project is to learn about and develop an AI. Current path is using a bot on AIM.

BURP aims to develop a publicly distributed system for rendering 3D animations over the Internet using CPU idle time.

Banshell is a tool to scriptably execute commands on a remote machine. It was designed with the goal of increasing security by only allowing a specified set of commands to be executed.

Bluesfield: An experimental distributed computing platform for the support of grassroots movements.

The main goal of this project is to develop a program that will utilize the embedded devices (which get more and more powerful) in order to form distributed systems. The first goal of the project is to develop a distributed system utilizing the XO laptop

A Workflow Management System for scientific environments written in C++ based on the Petri Nets formalism. It uses the Grid Workflow Description Language (GWorkflowDL) as reference language.

Cheshire3 is a fast Z39.50, SRW, XML search engine, written in Python for extensability and using C libraries for speed. Next generation of the Cheshire system (http://cheshire.berkeley.edu) and designed around a distributable, object oriented model.

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.

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.

Dispyte is an expendable, fault tolerant task scheduler which distributes computationally expensive tasks across a heterogeneous network.

Allows creation and manipulation of diskless Linux (and Unix) clients, using templated system configuration files to increase the flexability and compatability of this application.

Dcos is a distributed computing package for shells. That is it will take any arbitrary program and parallelize it across shell accounts with potentially restricted resources.

DPytHOS is a means for administrators of large networks to both monitor and manage the servers under their control. DPytHOS is implemented in python and uses a generic database back-end (with MySQL supported and MS-SQL 2000 supported via XML)

This project aims to build a full featured C++ (and possibly Python) library and associated tools which facilitate building Artificial Life simulations in a distributed environment.

Experiment Design and Administration for Computer Clusters. Latest source code on http://github.com/edacc

This work has as central objective the conception of an architecture for the information access from a Context Awareness Service of EXEHDA, from mobile devices. This architecture, named EXEHDA-AD, will be distributed with some software components dedicated to the integration with the EXEHDA services, and others to promote the functionalities to the users of mobile devices. Was selected the Android platform for the development of the mobile part of the EXEHDA-DA software architecture. In the text area there is a techinical report where is done the appropriation of the concepts referring to Ubiquous Computing and Context Awareness, being the same synthesized in this document. The central characteristics of the middleware EXEHDA were too revised. The EXEHDA-AD modeling was evaluated by prototyping, which presented satisfactory results, indicating positively by the continuity of the research efforts in this direction.

A modern secure, robust, multithreaded, exception aware, internationalisable, portable GUI toolkit library designed for mission-critical work in C++ and Python forked from the FOX library. Replicates the Qt API in many places.

FRODO is a Java platform to solve Distributed Constraint Satisfaction Problems (DisCSPs) and Optimization Problems (DCOPs). It provides implementations for a variety of algorithms, including DPOP (and its variants), ADOPT, SynchBB, DSA...

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.

Fnorb is a CORBA 2.0 ORB for Python first developed by DSTC (http://www.dstc.edu.au). Our project will take the formerly closed Fnorb source-base and turn it into a pure-python ORB with up-to-date Python mapping and CORBA 2.4 compliance (ie POA support).

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.

GRIDportal is a web-based application portal for High Performance Computing. It facilitates easier access to GRID applications through a comfortable web interface. It was designed for use with NorduGrid, but is very generic by nature.

GXP is a parallel/distributed shell, plus a parallel task execution engine that runs your Makefile in parallel on distributed machines. Very easy to install (no need to compile. install it on YOUR machine and use it on ALL machines).

The goal of this project is to make possible to access Progress database from any external program that can use sockets. The server (broker and agents) are written in Progress 4GL and made use of sockets capabilities of Progress V9.