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....a difficult environment to harness. However, because of their inherent scalability, they can serve as a source of massive computation power. Unlike a typical SAN, a grid is composed of heterogeneous networks, CPUs, and operating systems. Metacomputing systems such as Globus [7] and Legion [8] provide services to applications which are distributed across the grid. Examples of these ser vices include authentication and authorization, di rectory and naming services, and high level file I O. Note that all of these services rely on lower level communication layers usually sockets over ....
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....Fox and Yau, 1996] In Globus, a Resource Broker is responsible for resource discovery within each administrative domain, which works with an Information Service, and a Co allocator for monitoring the current state of resources, and managing an ensemble of resources respectively. The Legion [Natrajan, et al. 2001] system describes resources and tasks as a collection of interacting objects, where compute resources are abstracted as Host objects, and data resources as Vault objects. The Legion system also provides a set of core objects, that enable arbitrary naming of resources based on Legion Object ....
A. Natrajan, M. Humphrey, A. S. Grimshaw, "Capacity and Capability computing in Legion", Proceedings of International Conference on Computational Science, May 2001
The Legion Grid Portal - Natrajan, Nguyen-Tuong, Humphrey.. (2002) (3 citations) Self-citation (Natrajan Humphrey Grimshaw) (Correct)
....legion cat prints the contents of a file in a distributed file system much as cat prints the contents of a file in a Unix file system. For the sake of differentiation, directories in a distributed file system are called contexts and a distributed file system itself is called a context space [15]. Some Legion tools have no Unix analogues. For example, a tool called legion get acl retrieves the permissions of an object. Likewise, legion list attributes retrieves any metadata associated with an object. Currently, Legion s command line tools are essential for any and all functioning of the ....
....viewing the run as well as checkpointing. Transferring files in to the run is useful for computational steering. The run script can be used to initiate runs of well known applications, i.e. applications for which the binaries are registered under well known and widely accessible runnable classes [15]. For example, we have developed a portal for a molecular modelling package called Amber and an astronomical modelling package called Hawley Hydro. The portals have application specific widgets that let users enter input files intuitively (Fig. 11, Fig. 12) However, from the Legion Grid Portal s ....
Natrajan, A., Humphrey, M. A., Grimshaw, A. S., "Capacity and Capability Computing in Legion", 2001 International Conference on Computational Science, May 2001.
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