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Distributed Computing with Triana
A Short Course
Originally run at CCGrid 2005, May 12th 2005, Cardiff City Hall
In this short course, we will provide a hands on demonstration of the use of Triana in both service-oriented and Grid-oriented environments.
Distributed components within Triana can be split into two categories, which we refer to as Grid-oriented components and service-oriented components:
- Service-Oriented - Service oriented components, such as Web services and P2PS services, are network accessible components that exist on remote computing resources. These components can be discovered by Triana and then invoked from within a Triana workflow.
- Grid-Oriented - Grid-oriented components represent jobs launched by Triana on a remote machine using a Grid resource manager, e.g. GRAM or GRMS. Unlike service components, these jobs do not typically have network accessible interfaces so communication is only available via input/output files.
The original advert for the course can be seen in this PDF.
Audio Samples for use in the distributed audio section of the course.
The slides for the course are here in both PowerPoint and HTML slide formats.
- Part 1 - Introduction [PPT, HTML online]
- Part 2 - Service-oriented workflow [PPT, HTML online]
- Part 3 - Grid-oriented workflow [PPT, HTML online]
