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Virtual Organization Members

Applications of the Globus Toolkit Butterfly Grid ( http://www.butterfly.net/ ) The first commercial computing grid for the video game industry. Service Providers. Content Providers. Gamers. Virtual Organization Members. Components. The Object Management System (OMS)

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Virtual Organization Members

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  1. Applications of the Globus ToolkitButterfly Grid(http://www.butterfly.net/)The first commercial computing grid for the video game industry

  2. Service Providers Content Providers Gamers Virtual OrganizationMembers

  3. Components • The Object Management System (OMS) • The Network Protocol Stack (NPS) • Gateway Servers • Daemon Controllers • Game Servers • Datastore • Grid Services • Tools and Extras

  4. Client Library Gateway Server Daemon Controller The Butterfly Grid Game Server Open Grid Service Infrastructure Multi-tiered, Fully-distributed “Game OS” Client software Gamer

  5. Server: IBM eSeries* blade server • Gateway server • Daemon Server • Game server • OS: Red Hat Linux • Database Server: DB2 • Application Server: IBM WebShpere • Software: Butterfly Grid MMOG (Massively Multiplayer Online Game) platform

  6. Butterfly Grid diagram

  7. Globus • Resource Management • GRAM • GASS • Information Services • MDS • Data Management

  8. Globus • Globus Toolkit utilities run on all servers within the Butterfly Grid. • Security, authorization, authentication, file transfer, access to secondary storage, Web services bindings, metacomputing directory service. • Allow to manage all these blades and other resources that can be made available to the Grid. • To monitor servers and distributes the processing needs of more popular games and populated areas to idle computing resources within the data center.

  9. Globus • Gamers can now play with anybody, anywhere, anytime without being bound to any particular client platform or server. • The ability to seamlessly migrate between servers marks the Grid as an example of truly autonomic computing— and most differentiates it from the standard “singleserver” online gaming configuration.

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