OASIS OASIS Active Objects, Semantics, Internet, and Security Team: 30 persons Research Themes: Grid Computing Objects and Components Practice and Theory.

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OASIS OASIS Active Objects, Semantics, Internet, and Security Team: 30 persons Research Themes: Grid Computing Objects and Components Practice and Theory Denis Caromel

OASIS Current Collaboration Satoshi Matsuoka, Tokyo Inst. of Tech & NII/NAREGI Post Doc Researcher at TIT: Laurent Baduel

OASIS Active Objects, Semantics, Internet, and Security RESEARCH THEMES  Specifications, programming environments and verification  Formal study of models, and distributed object- oriented languages APPLICATIONS Design and Transformation of Programs and Components Secure Software for IT Distributed, Parallel, and Collaborative, for the Grid COLLABORATIONS IBM, HP, ORACLE, Sun Microsystems, BULL, ATOS, NOKIA, EADS, ANR, EU … OASIS GRID Computing SOFTWARE: Vercors

OASIS Load Balancing in Grid+Desktop P2P (1)

OASIS Load Balancing in Grid+Desktop P2P (2) Deals with Heterogeneity of: Machines, Applications, and Network

OASIS A Theory of Distributed Objects D. Caromel, L. Henrio, Springer 2005, Monograph A Calculus: ASP: Asynchronous Sequential Processes Based on Sigma-Calculus (Abadi-Cardelli) Formal Proofs of determinism Releases a few important constraints  OPTIMIZATIONS THEORY

OASIS PRACTICE : Peer-to-Peer for Computational Grids: Mixing Clusters and Desktop Machines Deploying a communicating application, Flow-Shop, on a large grid. Using the P2P infrastructure of the ObjectWeb ProActive middleware. Grid’5000: –National infrastructure –Widely spread clusters –Large number of CPUs –Close of what is the Grid

OASIS 628 CPUs 5 Sites + Desktop Grid Potential for collaborations with NEGST: GRID NAREGI Using GRID 5000:

OASIS EU New Project -- Just Started

OASIS Objectives: EU Standard Grid Component Model (GCM) for Programming the Grids with Components EU New Project -- Just Started Scientific Coordinator: D. Caromel INRIA Administrative Coordinator: B. Le Dantec, ERCIM Potential for collaborations with NEGST, especially in: 1) Instant Grid and virtualization of grid computing resources 3) Grid Interoperability and Applications

OASIS GridCOMP Partners

OASIS