Open Source C++ Distributed Computing Software - Page 6

JVMCluster Features: - clusterable Java Virtual Machine (based on PVM) - uses CPPVM as adapter layer to PVM - object persistent layer integrated into JVM - memory management unit is based on integrated relational database - JDBC/ODBC api to acces

Kepler is a monitoring system for HPC clusters : it allows users to monitor cluster elements like nodes, network devices and storage nodes. Analyse can be centered on jobs to determine performances and behaviours.

LanStore is a highly reliable, fully decentralized storage system which can be composed from already existing desktop machines. Our software utilizes the wasted storage capacity of these machines.

Latis is a distributable storage engine for the semantic web. We plan to build a cross-platform, high-performance server that enables users to build private clouds which are protocol-compatible with popular web service offerings from Google & Amazon.

LiveScreen makes it possible to publish GUI screenshots that users can interact with. Unlike other remote desktop solutions, no special client is required. Web browsers can act as clients without employing helper apps, plugins or Java.

The 'Monitor' application, which consists of 2 parts, a MonitorServer (linux daemon) and a MonitorClient (java gui), will enable the user to monitor and log server process, memory, network and cpu information of multiple servers at a time.

MIC* comes with a new vision of multi-agent system engineering: The multi-agent system is devided explicitly into two dimensions: the deployment environment and the autonomous agents. MIC* is an algebraic model of a deployment environment (container of a

The MUSCLE system is a fast, portable, flexible client-server system for distributed applications. Clients send BMessage-like PortableMessages to each other either directly or via a centralized server (with built-in database and 'live query' support).

The purpose of the project is to develop a portable programming framework that facilitates distributed and multi-threaded programming for C++, Java, and Python. MADARA was originally developed as an agent-based middleware specifically for real-time, distributed artificial intelligence, but is now more general purpose for distributed timing, control, knowledge and reasoning, and quality-of-service. MADARA is composed of several tools and middleware, and the main entry point into the system is the Knowledge and Reasoning Language (KaRL) Engine, which provides a real-time scripting language for nanosecond execution times hooked into a flexible transport layer for distributed reasoning. The KaRL engine also supports object-oriented C++, Java, and Python programming through Containers, classes that provide abstractions and references for variable location within the KaRL Knowledge Base. This project is currently in process of being ported from http://madara.googlecode.com.

The Maui Scheduler is a tool to to extend the capabilities of existing resource manager systems such as PBS, SGE, Loadleveler, and so forth. It provides powerful tools for managing and optimizing clusters systems and features to enable effective use of t

MsgSrv is an open source cross-platform messaging server designed to simplify communication between distributed network applications.

An educational 3D game, developed at CERN for its 50th anniversary exhibition. Basic GRID concepts such as Resource Broker and Replica Manager are visualized. Written from scratch with minimal dependencies (SDL, openGL), runs both on Windows and Linux.

A p2p based network management tool/database. The intention of the project is to create a flexible, improvable network interface to higher-level applications, such as a distributed database. The project may contain libraries and applications.

Multiplatform (MUltiple Language / Target Integration PLATform FOR Modules) implements a unified integration platform for multiple modules written in multiple languages (C, C++, Prolog, Java) and multiple target platforms (GNU/Linux, Solaris, Windows).

N-sim is a framework for studying and developing wireless sensor networks. It emulates the computation of sensor platforms, simulates the wireless communications, and allows plug-in models for source detection simulation. Intended for cluster computing.

The Network-Oriented Document Abstraction Language (NODAL) is a set of standards and protocols for ubiquitous collaboration supported by an open source sample implementation.

Nariz is a distributed alert correlation system, that performs alarm correlation in two phases, preprocessing locally and distributed postprocessing. By splitting the correlation system amongst several computers.

Memory controller to provide a transactional shared space for different computers running distributed applications

The Network-Integrated Multimedia Middleware (NMM) is a flow graph based multimedia framework that allows to create distributed multimedia applications: local and remote multimedia devices or software components can be combined.

NoCsim is a base library and front end for simulating Network On Chip environments utilizing Wormhole or Virtual Cut-Through routers. The current usage of the simulator includes experimentation with various routing protocols and functional unit mappings.

Port of SUN RPC (aka ONC RPC) to Windows (Cygwin, Visual C++, Borland C++)

OUDPMS is an educational tool that visualizes the process of global process management and resource allocation. It is also a simulation and evaluation tool for various distributed process scheduling and resource allocation algorithms.

OmniObject is a free replacement for Microsoft DCOM, with some advantages: more configurable, Internet friendly and open source (thus you can debug it). We're now Windows only, but we have plans to support *nix soon.

Development and support of OCFA have been discontinued. the code has moved to these github repositories: https://github.com/DNPA/OcfaLib https://github.com/DNPA/OcfaArch https://github.com/DNPA/OcfaJavaLib https://github.com/DNPA/OcfaModules https://github.com/DNPA/OcfaDoc If you are interested in contributing to ongoing work on the creation of a community maintained OCFA inspired computer forensic framework, please join the Mattock/MattockFS community page on G+: https://plus.google.com/communities/102487198908055860744

The Open Distributed Framework project is aimed at developing an open-source, cross-platform framework for distributed, high-performance physical modelling and simulation.