HEPiX Fall 2007

Session

Virtualization II

7 Nov 2007, 15:30

Seminar Room B (The Genome Sequencing Center at Washington University in St. Louis)

Contribution list Timetable

18. Running EGEE services and worker nodes isung virtual machines

Jan Svec (CESNET)

07/11/2007, 15:30

Virtualization

New scientific communities, attracted by successful deployment of Grids by various scientific groups, bring new requirements on Grid middleware, such as fast turn-around for short jobs, access prioritisation, and need for various execution environment optimized to application specific requirements. We will argue that virtualized Grids, based on idea that different virtual worker nodes,...

23. FermiGrid-HA

Dr Keith Chadwick (Fermilab)

07/11/2007, 15:50

Virtualization

We will discuss the deployment of Linux Virtualisation within the Fermilab Campus Grid (FermiGrid) infrastructure to provide highly available Grid services.

32. Virtualisation usage at CERN

Mr Jan Michael

07/11/2007, 16:10

One may say that virtualisation techniques were present since some years. But this year it seems to be that virtualisation surged ahead of "Web 2.0" as the buzziest of buzzwords in the sector of information technology. In the first half of March 2007 the FIO group launched its virtualisation project. The main object is to use the availability of cheaper and more powerful machines to...

33. Virtualisation with the Globus Toolkit

Dr Kate Keahay

07/11/2007, 16:30

66. HEP Applications with Globus Virtual Workspaces

Ian Gable (University of Victoria)

07/11/2007, 16:50

Virtualization

HEP applications often have very specific OS requirements and shared resources available to HEP in Canada may not be able to meet the specific OS requirements of a particular application. We have investigated VMs as a mechanism for packaging a complete application and shipping it out to a remote grid site complete with all its requirements. We will discuss experiences using Globus Virtual...