| Date |
Title |
Author |
Focus Areas |
| May 2004 |
N1TM Grid Engine 6 Features and Capabilities |
Paulo Tibério Bulhões, Chansup Byun, Rick Castrapel, Omar Hassaine |
Science & Engineering, Grid Computing, Higher Ed |
| The N1 Grid Engine 6 software introduces a variety of new features and enhancements from its predecessor. This paper describes the most important features such as scalability and advanced scheduler functionality which includes resource reservation, urgencybased priorities, and throughput scheduling. Additionally, the paper will discuss the cluster queue configuration, the conformance with grid standards, monitoring and accounting tools, and potential benefits to N1 Grid Engine 6 users. |
| May 2004 |
Grid-Computing Architecture for Design Automation in Higher Education |
Joerg Schwarz |
Science & Engineering, Grid Computing, Higher Ed |
| Grid computing can help to drive down the cost for computing - but can it help to improve Engineering Education also? This technical Whitepaper shows how to build an Infrastructure for state-of-the-art Engineering Education and Research with Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools. Reference Implementations, configuration guides and sizing information give hands-on information to create scalable and cost effective infrastructure for teaching and research. |
| June 2003 |
Web Services for High Performance Technical Computing |
Miha Ahronowitz, James Coomer, Charu Chaubal, Dan Fraser, John C. Fowler, Derek Gardiner, Wolfgang Gentzsch, Ferhat Hatay, Brian Hammond, Radoslaw Rafinski, Stefan Unger, Heinz J. Schwarz from Sun Microsystems |
HPC, Grid Computing |
| Sun ONE, N1, Open Source and Standards for Data- and Numerically Intensive Grid Infrastructures |
| August 2002 |
Blueprint: Introduction to the cluster grid - Part 1 |
Science & Engineering, Grid Computing |
James Coomer, Solutions Technology Group, UK and Charu Chaubal, Grid Computing |
| This article is an introduction to the Sun Cluster Grid. The first section of this article provides a generic technical description of basic cluster grid architecture. The second section describes the functionality and architecture of the software components of Sun's Cluster Grid stack. |
| August 2002 |
Blueprint: Introduction to the cluster grid - Part 2 |
Science & Engineering, Grid Computing |
James Coomer, Solutions Technology Group, UK and Charu Chaubal, Grid Computing |
| This article is an introduction to the Sun Cluster Grid. The first section of this article provides a generic technical description of basic cluster grid architecture. The second section describes the functionality and architecture of the software components of Sun's Cluster Grid stack. |
| October 1, 2001 |
Grid Computing: A New Technology for the Advanced Web |
Wolfgang Gentzsch, Sun Microsystems, Inc. |
Higher Ed, Science & Engineering, HPC, Grid Computing |
| Mankind is right in the middle of another evolutionary technological transition which once more will change the way we do things. And, you guessed right, it has to do with the Internet. It's called "The Grid", which means the infrastructure for the Advanced Web, for computing, collaboration and communication. |
