[gin-data] GIN Demos at SC2007

[Erwin Laure]

Hi, 
 
For data demos, I'd like to link up with the OGF data area and make it a
joint event. Any comments highly welcome!
 
Cheers, 
 
-- Erwin


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	Subject: [gin-data] GIN Demos at SC2007
	
	

	Dear GIN folks,

	 

	Over the last 3 month  I have talked with many people's about
possible interoperation/interoperability demos at Supercomputing 2007
(similar to the SC2006) .

	 

	 

	Now I would like to focus and list our efforts in one central
position on the WIKI to have an overview who would like to participate
in which areas with what demonstrations.

	 

	 

	Therefore, I propose the following:

	 

	 

	(1)

	All that would like to participate should request GIN group
membership and subscribe to the GIN mailing lists if not done so far:

	http://forge.gridforum.org/sf/projects/gin

	 

	In particular, I would like to encourage people to subscribe to
the central gin at ogf.org list so that we can circumvent sending emails to
all the gin areas.

	 

	 

	(2)

	All people that have ideas, comments, participation plans,
booth, etc. for the SC2007, please add your ideas to the following wiki
page:

	 

	
http://forge.gridforum.org/sf/wiki/do/viewPage/projects.gin/wiki/GINSupe
rComputing2007

	 

	 

	Note that you please put all information on that page (or link
into the same wiki) and please do not link a different website/wiki.

	 

	If you're unsure if you can provide/realize the written
statement (e.g. booth at SC2007) then please add "PLANNED". Thanks.

	 

	 

	(3)

	If you have any specific questions please write your thoughts to
the list, so that we all can discuss if this makes sense. We are a team,
so let's use the group lists and avoiding anymore private mailings
behind the scene!

	 

	 

	(4)

	Together with the chairs and some others that are interested in
several demos, we had the following ideas:

	 

	There are two categories of demos for SC2007:

	 

	(a)

	Category: Future Solutions

	(that addresses something like OGSA-BES interoperations, Byte/IO
interoperations, etc. - basically technology not deployed in production
Grids, but do make sense or are the future plans for deployments

	 

	(b)

	Category: Production

	(that addresses something like SRB/SRM islands work, or GIN-INFO
interoperations including production sites - basically technology
deployed in production Grids (including simple hacks).

	 

	 

	The decision about the future solutions category was done to
improve and extend our demo sets -  hence, we provide other OGF research
groups help in doing interops (OGSA-BES, Byte/IO) so that they (may)
reach full recommendations status via adoption and Interop. scenarios.
In addition, we demonstrate production Grids that
interoperations/interoperability via these interfaces are working that
may influence their adoption timelines within production
e-Infrastructures and middleware providers.

	 

	 

	 

	 

	Note that all these ideas, demo lists, etc. are just initial
thoughts.

	 

	 

	Finally, I would like to thank anyone that is participating
within GIN demos in advance - now is the time to start the
interoperation demos setups - so let's go...

	 

	 

	Your secretary,

	Morris

	 

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	Morris Riedel

	SW - Engineer

	Distributed Systems and Grid Computing Division

	Central Institute of Applied Mathematics

	Forschungszentrum Juelich

	Wilhelm-Johnen-Str. 1

	D - 52425 Juelich

	Germany

	 

	Email: m.riedel at fz-juelich.de

	Info: http://www.fz-juelich.de/zam/ZAMPeople/riedel

	 

	Phone: +49 2461 61 - 3651

	Fax: +49 2461 61 - 6656

	 

	Skype: MorrisRiedel

	 

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