Join us at EGCF 2012

The European Globus Community Forum (EGCF) is hosting its second forum meeting on 26th March 2012 at Leibniz Supercomputing Conference, Garching near Munich, Germany. More information is available at EGCF web page.

Join us at EGI-CF 2012

The European Grid Infrastructure Community Forum 2012 (EGI-CF) will take place at Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ) in Garching near Munich, Germany between 26-30 March 2012.

The Grid Group is hiring!

The Distributed resources group at LRZ is hiring right now! Deadline for applications is the 31th of March. You can find more infomation for the position here

Grid computing at LRZ is now online!

IGE is organising the first Globus Europe on 19th September 2011 in Lyon, France

Globus Europe is the European counterpart of GlobusWORLD with an equally strong community focus with a European touch. Do join us! More information is available at Globus Europe web page. You can find a copy of the invitation here.

IGE is organising the first EGCF Meeting on 18th and 19th May 2011 at LRZ

The European Globus Community Forum (EGCF), the first ever for European Globus enthusiasts, developers, users and administrators alike, will take place at LRZ in May. You will have the valuable opportunity to learn about the latest Globus developments, future plans and also to share your Globus related developments, user questions and administration issues not only with experts like you and also with Globus representatives from The University of Chicago. Do join us! More information and registration form is available at IGE web page

GridKA Summerschool 2010, Karlsruhe, Sep. 6-10.2010

Globus 5 workshop slides can be found from GridKA 2010 web page

Open Grid-Forum (OGF) meeting in Munich March 15-19, 2010

Further information you find at OGF28 web page

Short course on using the Web Services Resource Framework with Globus

Web services enable numerous scientific and business applications, especially in Grid and Cloud computing. A one-day course offered by the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ) on June 15th will provide an introduction to web services in the grid context and the essentials needed for the development of new services using tools included in the Globus Toolkit 4. Web services will be reviewed, delineating their essential components and corresponding methods for implementation. The WS resource framework takes into account Grid-specific requirements like stateful resources and security. Its implementation in GT 4.0 will be demonstrated by a series of examples. A hands-on session will allow the participants to generate and modify some of these simple services. Familiarity with Java will be assumed and basic knowledge about Globus would be helpful.

The course was recorded and is available at SuGI portal.

g-Eclipse - Access the Power of the Grid

On April 29th the LRZ organized a course with hands-on tutorial about the software g-Eclipse, a graphical user interface and API for the access of grid infrastructures.

Further informationen you find here.