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Grid and Cloud Computing

Grid and Cloud Computing. Dr. Guy Tel- Zur. http://techcrunch.com/2012/05/30/larry-ellison-cloud-computing/. Today’s agenda. Administration : Home assignment Midterm exam Final Projects AWS, next week lab. Today’s agenda. New material: Globus Provision Cloud Foundry

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Grid and Cloud Computing

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  1. Grid and Cloud Computing Dr. Guy Tel-Zur

  2. http://techcrunch.com/2012/05/30/larry-ellison-cloud-computing/http://techcrunch.com/2012/05/30/larry-ellison-cloud-computing/

  3. Today’s agenda • Administration: • Home assignment • Midterm exam • Final Projects • AWS, next week lab.

  4. Today’s agenda • New material: • Globus Provision • Cloud Foundry • OpenStack – StackOps • StackIQ • More clouds….

  5. cloud.call(…) cloud.status()

  6. cloud.map() mimics the built-in python map function. The basic built-in map function is: added2 = map(lambda x: x+2, an_iterator) Which is equivalent to: added2 = [x+2 for x inan_iterator]

  7. Files… The cloud.files interface is quite simple: cloud.files.put(): Store a file on PiCloud’s S3 store. cloud.files.get(): Retrieve a file stored on PiCloud’s S3 store. cloud.files.delete(): Delete a file stored on PiCloud’s S3 store. Example: #This code below can run both locally or in a job running on Picloudcloud.files.put('names.txt') #put names on the Cloudcloud.files.get('names.txt','names2.txt') #retrieve names.txt from the Cloud and store it as names2.txtcloud.files.delete('names.txt') #remove file

  8. Calculating π http://docs.picloud.com/basic_examples.html#basic-examples

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