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The daily report from the OSG All-Hands Meeting

Feature | March 9, 2011

Tweets

isgtw: You can see blog posts and tweets about the #osgahm as they update live here: http://bit.ly/fMsVF6

2 days 2 hours ago

isgtw: Maechling @ #osgahm speaks in favor of the grand challenge style of helping scientific communities to achieve their computational goals

2 days 3 hours ago

isgtw: Ian Stokes-Rees speaks up from the audience @ #osgahm, saying that SBGrid is excited about using http://www.GlobusOnline.org to move data.

2 days 3 hours ago

isgtw: Livny @ #osgahm agrees with Towns that we need a vision for heterogeneous systems to work together; doesn't believe in standards

2 days 3 hours ago

isgtw: Livny @ #osgahm (paraphrasing): We will continue to diverge if there's enough money for everyone to do what they want.

2 days 3 hours ago

isgtw: Livny @ #osgahm: Disagrees with Towns, says users don't know what they want.

2 days 3 hours ago

isgtw: Papadopoulos @ #osgahm: (paraphrasing) if there's any convergence it's over a small set of details.

2 days 3 hours ago

isgtw: Papadopoulos @ #osgahm: ...but that would break it for all the other users who use the old version. (again, paraphrasing)

2 days 3 hours ago

isgtw: Papadopoulos @ #osgahm: this one software stack that fits all is just too complicated. One user wants software updated to latest version...

2 days 3 hours ago

isgtw: Towns @ #osgahm: CIs are driven by their own mission and they will adopt what's suited to their mission; merger or divergence is a byproduct

2 days 4 hours ago

Blogs

Open Science Grid All-Hands Meeting 2011, Day 1 | miriam.boon

It was an unusually sunny New England morning as I walked down the street Monday morning. I was on my way to this year's Open Science Grid All-Hands Meeting, and I hoped the sun would set the tone for the week-long meeting. This year, the meeting...

OSG All-Hands Meeting, Day 2: HTPC steals the spotlight | miriam.boon

When I arrived at the AHM Tuesday morning, Mine Altunay was in the cafeteria, so I took the opportunity to interview her about Monday's security round table (for her comments, see my Day 1 post). So, unfortunately, I missed the morning's...

The Open Science Grid | From Life as a Healthcare CIO

This week’s Harvard Medical School's Structural Biology Grid (SBGrid) group is hosting the Open Science Grid annual all hands meeting. Think of the Open Science Grid as a way to harness the unused computing cycles of high performance computing centers...