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Zeus Grid is a Grid Computing environment usefull to run systems in heterogenous machines at same time. In this first step, it will only compile, run and collect application results and file storage.
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NetComm4j is a java communication API to create client server applications where clients can make requests to a server and wait for responses. It also provides an event mechanism to enable clients to receive asynchronous messages from server.
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Java package containing architecture to distribute CPU intensive processing tasks across the internet. A generic client will be capable of running any task the server provides it, automatically updating the code it runs.
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IslandEv distributes a Genetic Algorithm (like <a href="/projects/jaga">JaGa</a>) across a network (see <a href="/projects/distrit">DistrIT</a>) using an island based coevolutionary model in which neighbouring islands swap migrating individuals every
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Binary XML is java library. Major feature of library is document encoder/decoder which helps to store DOM model in binary format and retrive DOM model back. Encoded file size extremely small (in about 10 times relatively to original) .
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NIUS allows reservation of nodes under it's control for exclusive interactive use by a group of users. This system is in use by National Center for Data Mining at University of Illinois in Chicago to reserve workstations for researchers.
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In multi-threaded and multi-process applications it is often desirable for data communications to follow the classic 'publish-subscribe' or 'observer' design pattern. RuffStuff is a C++ implementation of this pattern using BSD sockets.
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eucaristos is a Linux distribution for spontaneous openMosix cluster building. This is a mini-distribution and it's entirely contained in a standard 1.44Mb foppy.
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VL-1 is High Performance Computing Middleware designed for the domain experts/researchers/Teachers who want to focus more on their problem then finding out ways of how to implement their problem.
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The Job Jar is a simple batch queuing system for Unix. Its main distinguishing feature is that there is no central daemon. Instead, an arbitrary set of workers cooperatively claim jobs from a central directory. A job is any Unix executable file.
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InfiniTUX - Two floppies rescue and multipurpose embedded LINUX distro - A big collection of console UNIX software to perform system rescue, repairs and backups - NIC and network services supports and an FTP special system to expand its functionalities
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MPY is an MPI implementation for Python using MPICH (or any other MPI implementation). MPY also provides helper functions for ease of programming, and a simple plug-in interface.
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Somnifugi is an implementation of JMS that works exclusively inside a single JVM to transfer messages between threads. Somnifugi lets you create very loosely coupled subsystems that communicate using the JMS APIs without the overhead of sockets.
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A server emulator for World of Warcraft, providing the ability for individuals to create their own realms, customised through an easy-to-use C# scripting system, allowing one to create AI, items, quests, and any other in-game functions with ease.
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A Java implementation of the Common Gnutella2 Standard specification. The Treehouse Project provides a generic framework for P2P applications that use the Gnutella 2 infrastructure for distributed computing.
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Open, fast, robust grid for distributing computing, processes etc. A great alternative to overpriced commercial products such as DataSynapse. Not constrained by standards: contribute to invent new grid computing.
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The TclSOAP package provides a mechanism to bind Tcl command procedures to remote procedure calls using the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) and XML-RPC over HTTP. Both client and server code is provided.
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Peer Agent is a system that enable a group of users to carry out automated complex interaction via email services without relying on a trusted third party.
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MsgSrv is an open source cross-platform messaging server designed to simplify communication between distributed network applications.
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The Sino Project is an Open Source initiative that utilized code developed by the Chinese government. Sino Linux Middleware v3.0 and Mobile Business Application Suites are built and tested in conjunction with the OSDL in a high volume, enterprise read
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...Existing products we're involved in include port to Linux of Tony Forbes' MFAC for brute-force factorization of MM61 for relatively small factors, and further development and improvement of Tim Charron's ECMnet distributed computing f
