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Date: 2008-08-20 13:16:33 +0000 (Wed, 20 Aug 2008)
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+ Gridbus Project to Release GridSim Toolkit 4.1
+ September 2007
+
+
+The Gridbus Project at The University of Melbourne, Australia has released the
+next-version of Grid simulation software, the GridSim Toolkit 4.1.
+
+The new version of GridSim adds a new functionality that supports
+resource failures and failure detection of Grid resources. This work was done
+in collaboration with Agustin Caminero, a Phd student from
+Universidad de Castilla La Mancha (UCLM), Spain.
+
+All components developed as part of the GridSim Toolkit are released as
+"open source" under the GPL license to encourage innovation and pass full
+freedom to our users. In addition, we have decided to use
+SourceForge (http://sourceforge.net/projects/gridsim) for hosting
+our future releases and developments. This allows us to share and
+and to collaborate further on new functionalities.
+Therefore, contributions to the GridSim Toolkit are greatly appreciated.
+
+The early version of our GridSim toolkit has been used/dowloaded by several
+academic and commercial organizations around the world including:
+University of Southern California (USA), California Institute of Technology (USA),
+Argonne National Labs (USA), University of Manchester (UK), CERN,
+Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (Spain), Indian Institute of Technology,
+Tsinghua University (China), Sun Microsystems, IBM Research, Unisys, HP,
+Northrop Grumman Information Technology, British Telecom and EMC Corp.
+
+The GridSim software has been used for modeling and simulating many
+interesting systems and ideas. For example, IBM Research uses our DataGrid
+package to simulate a grid meta-scheduler that tightly integrates
+the compute and data transfer times of each job.
+Another example is Universidad de Santiago de Compostela's extension of GridSim
+to optimize execution of parallel applications on a Grid.
+Our own uses include simulating economic Grid scheduler in a competitive
+economy model, economic based cluster scheduler and cooperative Grid federation.
+
+The contributors to the GridSim software (from early to new version) are:
+* Rajkumar Buyya, GRIDS Lab @ The University of Melbourne.
+* Manzur Murshed, GSCIT @ Monash University, Australia.
+* Anthony Sulistio, GRIDS Lab @ The University of Melbourne.
+* Gokul Poduval and Chen-Khong Tham,
+ Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering @ National University of Singapore.
+* Marcos Dias de Assuncao, GRIDS Lab @ The University of Melbourne.
+* Uros Cibej and Borut Robic, Faculty of Computer and Information Service,
+ The University of Ljubljana, Slovenia.
+* Agustin Caminero, Department of Computing Systems,
+ Universidad de Castilla La Mancha (UCLM), Spain.
+
+
+To download the GridSim software, please visit the Gridbus Project web site at
+http://www.gridbus.org/gridsim/
+
+Join the GridSim mailing lists at
+http://sourceforge.net/projects/gridsim
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- Gridbus Project to Release GridSim Toolkit 4.1
- September 2007
-
-
-The Gridbus Project at The University of Melbourne, Australia has released the
-next-version of Grid simulation software, the GridSim Toolkit 4.1.
-
-The new version of GridSim adds a new functionality that supports
-resource failures and failure detection of Grid resources. This work was done
-in collaboration with Agustin Caminero, a Phd student from
-Universidad de Castilla La Mancha (UCLM), Spain.
-
-All components developed as part of the GridSim Toolkit are released as
-"open source" under the GPL license to encourage innovation and pass full
-freedom to our users. In addition, we have decided to use
-SourceForge (http://sourceforge.net/projects/gridsim) for hosting
-our future releases and developments. This allows us to share and
-and to collaborate further on new functionalities.
-Therefore, contributions to the GridSim Toolkit are greatly appreciated.
-
-The early version of our GridSim toolkit has been used/dowloaded by several
-academic and commercial organizations around the world including:
-University of Southern California (USA), California Institute of Technology (USA),
-Argonne National Labs (USA), University of Manchester (UK), CERN,
-Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (Spain), Indian Institute of Technology,
-Tsinghua University (China), Sun Microsystems, IBM Research, Unisys, HP,
-Northrop Grumman Information Technology, British Telecom and EMC Corp.
-
-The GridSim software has been used for modeling and simulating many
-interesting systems and ideas. For example, IBM Research uses our DataGrid
-package to simulate a grid meta-scheduler that tightly integrates
-the compute and data transfer times of each job.
-Another example is Universidad de Santiago de Compostela's extension of GridSim
-to optimize execution of parallel applications on a Grid.
-Our own uses include simulating economic Grid scheduler in a competitive
-economy model, economic based cluster scheduler and cooperative Grid federation.
-
-The contributors to the GridSim software (from early to new version) are:
-* Rajkumar Buyya, GRIDS Lab @ The University of Melbourne.
-* Manzur Murshed, GSCIT @ Monash University, Australia.
-* Anthony Sulistio, GRIDS Lab @ The University of Melbourne.
-* Gokul Poduval and Chen-Khong Tham,
- Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering @ National University of Singapore.
-* Marcos Dias de Assuncao, GRIDS Lab @ The University of Melbourne.
-* Uros Cibej and Borut Robic, Faculty of Computer and Information Service,
- The University of Ljubljana, Slovenia.
-* Agustin Caminero, Department of Computing Systems,
- Universidad de Castilla La Mancha (UCLM), Spain.
-
-
-To download the GridSim software, please visit the Gridbus Project web site at
-http://www.gridbus.org/gridsim/
-
-Join the GridSim mailing lists at
-http://sourceforge.net/projects/gridsim
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