LHC@home and CernVM A new approach to porting large-scale applications to BOINC - Daniel Lombrana Gonzalez - Asia@home 2011
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Video recorded during the 2011 Asia@Home conference, the 20th and 21st March at Sinica Academia – Taipei (Taiwan).
This Asia@home hackfest focuses on applications of citizen-based volunteer computing and volunteer sensing to earthquake science in South-East Asia. […]
Click [url=http://event.twgrid.org/isgc2011/asiaathome.html]here[/url] to read the entire hackfest.
Video High Quality 4/9:
[size=3][color=red]"LHC@home and CernVM – a new approach to porting large-scale applications to BOINC" Daniel Lombrana Gonzalez, Citizen Cyberscience Centre,CERN, Geneva. [/color][/size]
In this talk, I will review a new application in the volunteer computing project LHC@home, called Test4Theory, which is currently being alpha tested at CERN. This application uses virtual machine technology and a range of other software tools to handle large, complex software environments that are rapidly evolving, so that they can be distributed using BOINC.
This Asia@home hackfest focuses on applications of citizen-based volunteer computing and volunteer sensing to earthquake science in South-East Asia. […]
Click [url=http://event.twgrid.org/isgc2011/asiaathome.html]here[/url] to read the entire hackfest.
Video High Quality 4/9:
[size=3][color=red]"LHC@home and CernVM – a new approach to porting large-scale applications to BOINC" Daniel Lombrana Gonzalez, Citizen Cyberscience Centre,CERN, Geneva. [/color][/size]
In this talk, I will review a new application in the volunteer computing project LHC@home, called Test4Theory, which is currently being alpha tested at CERN. This application uses virtual machine technology and a range of other software tools to handle large, complex software environments that are rapidly evolving, so that they can be distributed using BOINC.