MiG - A Complete Grid Middleware (mostly) in Python
summary
MiG is a Python-first grid middleware that centralizes job control on replicated servers so users need only a browser and an X.509 certificate, while resources require no special software beyond user accounts and SSH/HTTPS resource access. It implements per-user virtual homes, web file manager, runtime environments, a central software repo using zeroinstall packaging, user-created v-grids (virtual organizations) for shared repos/wiki/VC, SFTP access, and experimental VM provisioning; it runs in production for courses and research under GPLv2.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 5:13Minimum Intrusion
- 11:12Web Interface
- 13:17Using a Python Runtime Environment
- 19:49Resources
- 21:43One-Click Resource Model
- 23:41Types of Cloud Definitions
- 27:07Why Did People Start To Use Cloud
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