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1 (OASIS) INRIA’s Interests in Grids: programming Grids •OASIS (Objets Actifs, Semantique et Securite) team • Others INRIA teams (high perf. Networking, P2P platforms for global computing, scheduling, GridOS…) For a synthetic overview of Grid research at INRIA: INédit num. 50, July 2005 http://www.inria.fr/actualites/inedit/index.en.html OASIS team involved: CoreGRID, GridCOORD, GridComp, (Go4GRID)

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(OASIS) INRIA’s Interests in Grids: programming Grids

•OASIS (Objets Actifs, Semantique et Securite) team

• Others INRIA teams (high perf. Networking, P2P platforms for global computing, scheduling, GridOS…)

For a synthetic overview of Grid research at INRIA: INédit num. 50, July 2005

http://www.inria.fr/actualites/inedit/index.en.html

OASIS team involved: CoreGRID, GridCOORD, GridComp, (Go4GRID)

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OASIS Scientific activities in Grid computing

Technical Lacks:

• Programming Model for the Grid: Business Practice + Distributed Programming + Service Integration … • Components for the Grid• Wrapping + Deploying software

• NOE CoreGrid: Programming Model InstituteSystems, Tools and Environments InstituteSystem Architecture

• GridCOMP STREP

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Overview of GridCOMP (KOM 1st June)

Summary:• The Grid Component Model (GCM, NoE

CoreGrid) takes ObjectWeb Fractal comp. model as a starting point, with ObjectWeb ProActive Grid middleware

• Interoperability with other standards: EGEE gLite, UNICORE, NorduGrid, Globus, Web Services, etc.,

• Coordination with the NESSI initiative: involvement of ObjectWeb, IBM

Objectives:

GRID PROGRAMMING WITH COMPONENTS: AN ADVANCED COMPONENT PLATFORM FOR AN EFFECTIVE INVISIBLE GRID

Partners:•GEIE ERCIM (Admin. Coordinator), INRIA (Scientific coordinator)

•University of Pisa, University of Westminster, ISTI/CNR,

•GRIDSystems, IBM Zurich, Atos Origin

•Tsinghua University, University of Melbourne, University of Chile

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ProActive Open Grid deployment

A ProActive deployment process specific to each low-level grid middleware• LSF, PBS, GT3.2, gLite, Unicore, GT4, etc

A standardized way to run a job on any sort of grid would simplify our task: Standards are required

authenticating usersfile stagingjob submission (incl. specifying inbound/outbound IP ports)job controlsecurity policies (definition and enactment)definition (capabilities) of resources (ontologies), and

discovery

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