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Suresh Marru commented on AIRAVATA-345:
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Hi Sujan, please download Airavata and run through the tutorials so you can see
the current UI and will be able to better gauge this task.
Nipuni, You are right on. But the target users for such dashboards will not be
java developers but largely scientists and we have to keep the barrier very
low. Since you are already exploring Airavata, I suggest you start a dev list
discussion on what kind of plugins will be useful. I do not want to rule out
developers too. Like when you are trying to extend airavata what did you think
will be useful eclipse plugins?
> [GSoc] Plugins for running & monitoring workflows
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> Key: AIRAVATA-345
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AIRAVATA-345
> Project: Airavata
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Workflow Interpreter, WS-Messenger
> Reporter: Saminda Wijeratne
> Assignee: Saminda Wijeratne
> Priority: Minor
> Labels: gsoc2012, gsoc2013, mentor
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> For a person who works alot with workflows & job executions, would like to
> have some tools to do common tasks like submitting jobs/workflows, monitoring
> & analyzing. If he/she can use such a tool with very less effort on
> configuring & taking less resources it will be quite useful.
> What I'm suggesting is having some simple tools built as plugins for
> frequently used applications such as web browsers and IDEs. These plugins
> will give the ability for the user to do atleast the basic workflow execution
> tasks, monitoring their progress, get notifications , view statistics etc.
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