'Volunteer computing' diaporamas de présentation

Goals

Volunteer Computing with BOINC Dr. David P. Anderson University of California, Berkeley SC10 Nov. 14, 2010. Goals. Explain volunteer computing Teach how to create a volunteer computing project using BOINC Target audience: High-throughput computing users Technical skills:

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Exa-Scale Volunteer Computing

David P. Anderson Space Sciences Laboratory U.C. Berkeley. Exa-Scale Volunteer Computing. Outline. Volunteer computing BOINC Applications Research directions. # processors. program runs too slow on PC. 1. multiple jobs. single job. High-throughput computing. cluster (batch).

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BOINC

Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing An open-source middleware system for volunteer and grid computing

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Ro bert Lovas

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AliEn, Clouds and Supercomputers Predrag Buncic

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Finding needles in haystacks

Volunteer Computing Connecting the World to Science David P. Anderson Space Sciences Lab U.C. Berkeley April 29, 2008. Finding needles in haystacks. Astronomy. Physics. Genetics. Computing as Virtual Laboratory. Biology. Cosmology. Climate study. Darwinian computing.

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Volunteer Computing with BOINC

David P. Anderson Space Sciences Laboratory University of California, Berkeley. Volunteer Computing with BOINC. High-throughput computing. Goal: finish lots of jobs in a given time Paradigms: Supercomputing Cluster computing Grid computing Cloud computing Volunteer computing.

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Volunteer Computing with BOINC

David P. Anderson Space Sciences Laboratory University of California, Berkeley. Volunteer Computing with BOINC. High-throughput computing. Goal: finish lots of jobs in a given time Paradigms: Supercomputing Cluster computing Grid computing Cloud computing Volunteer computing.

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Event Service Intro, plans, issues and objectives for today

Event Service Intro, plans, issues and objectives for today. Torre Wenaus BNL US ATLAS S&C/PS Workshop Aug 21 , 2014. Event Service.

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Performance Evaluation for Volunteer Computing

LaToya Green Mentor: Dr. Jaspal Subhlok Hien Nguyen. Performance Evaluation for Volunteer Computing. Outline. What is volunteer computing? Problem Statement Background BOINC V olpex Dataspace API Performance Evaluation Progress. What is Volunteer Computing?.

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BOINC + CernVM

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David P. Anderson U.C. Berkeley Kevin Reed IBM

Celebrating Diversity in Volunteer Computing. David P. Anderson U.C. Berkeley Kevin Reed IBM. A brief history of volunteer computing. 2005. 2005. 1995. 2000. 2008. distributed.net, GIMPS. SETI@home, Folding@home. Applications. Applications. Predictor@home,

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From Volunteer Computing To Volunteer Cloud

LAL, Univ Paris- Sud , IN2P3/CNRS, Orsay , France. From Volunteer Computing To Volunteer Cloud. Oleg LODYGENSKY lodygens@lal.in2p3.fr Etienne URBAH urbah@lal.in2p3.fr Simon DADOUN simon.dadoun@dr4.cnrs.fr. Gilles FEDAK gilles.fedak@inria.fr Simon DELAMARE simon.delamare@inria.fr

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BOINC: Middleware for Volunteer Computing David P. Anderson Space Sciences Laboratory

BOINC: Middleware for Volunteer Computing David P. Anderson Space Sciences Laboratory University of California, Berkeley. Volunteer computing. Application development. Volunteer activities. BOINC offers the public many ways to volunteer other than donating the use of their computers:

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Volunteer Computing Games

Processor 3. Processor 2. Processor 1. Volunteer Computing Games. A volunteer computing game is a casual game which is an implementation of a volunteer (distributed) algorithm The idea is to use casual online video games to solve real problems. Charles Cusack Computer Science

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