Changes between Version 72 and Version 73 of WikiStart

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09/10/12 09:10:37 (12 years ago)

Author:

bartek

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WikiStart

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 The beta version of the lightweight desktop application enabling remote access to !QosCosGrid has been already published. The 1.0 release of QCG-Icon provides many enhancements, but in its current version, may include minor bugs. All comments are welcomed as they help to improve the tool. 
 
+'''Cluster Inula available via QosCosGrid''' ''20 August 2012''
+QosCosGrid has been extended with a cluster Inula from PSNC. Thus the QosCosGrid infrastructure offers currently access to 6 PL-Grid clusters.   
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 '''QCG services update''' ''[3 August 2012]'' [[BR]]
 The 2.6 release of the all QCG services is already available for download. The new version was developed with close cooperation between QCG team and various users communities, especially from the PL-Grid and MAPPER projects. Thus the many of offered enhancements is the response to reported opinions and significantly improves the practical usability of grid and cloud computing.
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 '''QCG-Broker 2.6''' ''[3 April 2012]'' [[BR]]
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 '''QCG deployments across Europe''' ''[18 September 2011]''[[BR]]
 !QosCosGrid stack has been already deployed on 4 production sites being part of the PL-Grid e-Infrastructure in Poland, namely Cyfronet, PSNC, WCNS and TASK. Additional two deployments has been perfomed in Munich on LRZ cluster and London on UCL cluster. Works on further deployments in other places and communities, such as EGI and PRACE, are in an advanced stage.
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-'''!QosCosGrid at International Supercomputing Conference 2011, Hamburg, Germany''' ''[21 June 2011]''[[BR]]
-During the ISC'11 conference the EU funded MAPPER project has organized a joint meeting with both PRACE and EGI project representatives working together under the MAPPER Task Force. The main aim of the Task Force, established after a series of meetings over the last three months, is to enable a closer collaboration among resource providers and multi-scale application communities at the European level. Another goal is to support the execution and management of multi-scale distributed applications on example production sites. Two distributed multi-scale application scenarios have been selected as pilot jobs for the first MAPPER review, 24th November 2011. The !QosCosGrid middleware together with application tools will be deployed on selected production EGI sites in Poland, Germany and UK as well as PRACE sites, SARA and CINECA.
 
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