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Hardware resources include gLite storage elements and computing nodes as well as gCube hosting nodes (containers), while gCube services and external software fall into the second category type, Collections and auxiliary resources can be data, metadata, indices, schemas or transformation utilities, among others. | Hardware resources include gLite storage elements and computing nodes as well as gCube hosting nodes (containers), while gCube services and external software fall into the second category type, Collections and auxiliary resources can be data, metadata, indices, schemas or transformation utilities, among others. | ||
| − | All these resource information are put into gCube Information System (IS) which plays the role of the infrastructure's registry and supports the publishing, discovery and monitoring of all the parts that form the infrastructure. | + | All these resource information are put into gCube Information System (IS) which plays the role of the infrastructure's registry and supports the publishing, discovery and monitoring of all the parts that form the infrastructure. D4Science provides two monitoring tools, namely Live Monitoring and Infrastructure Viewer, in order to provide |
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Revision as of 10:12, 7 July 2009
THIS SECTION OF GCUBE DOCUMENTATION IS CURRENTLY UNDER UPDATE.
Introduction
A D4Science infrastructure manages various types of resources, such as:
- Hardware
- Services and Applications
- Collections and Auxiliary Resources
Hardware resources include gLite storage elements and computing nodes as well as gCube hosting nodes (containers), while gCube services and external software fall into the second category type, Collections and auxiliary resources can be data, metadata, indices, schemas or transformation utilities, among others.
All these resource information are put into gCube Information System (IS) which plays the role of the infrastructure's registry and supports the publishing, discovery and monitoring of all the parts that form the infrastructure. D4Science provides two monitoring tools, namely Live Monitoring and Infrastructure Viewer, in order to provide
Live Monitoring
foo
Infrastructure Viewer
bar
