SimGrid
Contrib section

A contrib section ? Why ?

Many people have come to ask us more complex examples than the simple ones that are distributed with the main branch of the SimGrid project. We do not want to include complex examples in the main branch but we think it is a good idea that users share their experience. That is why we have created a contrib branch that can be used by people who have a nice piece of work using SimGrid and accept to share it. The licence of this code should be LGPL if possible. If you can't licence your code with LGPL, just tell us about it and we will try to sort out whether it makes sense to publish it here.

Projects relying on MSG

Grid Matrix

Grid Matrix is an application that lets you create your grid network and simulate the execution of distributed applications from a Graphic User Interface (GUI).

This is contributed by Pablo Yabo, and can be found here: http://research.nektra.com/Grid_Matrix

SimBoinc

SimBOINC is a simulator for heterogeneous and volatile desktop grids and volunteer computing systems. The goal of this project is to provide a simulator by which to test new scheduling strategies in BOINC, and other desktop and volunteer systems, in general.

It is contributed by Derrick Kondo and can be found here: http://simboinc.gforge.inria.fr/

GarSim

GarSim is a simulator of a scheduling meta-system or just of a batch system. This code is written in C++ and has many dependencies (with python, sqlite, some parts of condor, ...).

It is maintained by Vincent Garonne (garonne::lal.in2p3.fr), and is part of the SimGrid SVN (directory contrib/garSim).

Simbatch

This program simulates the behavior of a batch scheduler managing a cluster.

This program is maintained by Jean-Sebastien Gay (Jean-Sebastien.Gay at ens-lyon.fr), and is part of the SimGrid SVN (directory contrib/Simbatch).

Projects relying on GRAS

ALNeM: Application Level Network Mapping

This program is an application-level network mapper. It performs application level measurements and proposes a few reconstruction algorithms.

This program is maintained by Arnaud Legrand, Martin Quinson and Lionel Eyraud, and is part of the SimGrid SVN (directory contrib/ALNeM).

Projects relying on SMPI

(nothing for now)

Projects relying on SURF

(nothing for now)


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