+ 1. This is a good addition. The legacy version of such interface is at - http://community.ucs.indiana.edu:19440/XWorkflows/ (you will need to pick the dates back to 2009 to see sample data and reports). The code for this is at - https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/airavata/sandbox/workflow-monitoring-util/
Since you expressed in GSoC you can work on this as your project. Note that this is different then the master project which focuses on user level monitoring and this is more of a admin level system monitoring. This monitoring tools does not need any pub-sub system and should be more of a report generation based on data in registry. The user level monitoring us for real-time monitoring. Suresh On May 2, 2013, at 2:42 PM, Viknes B <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Everyone, > > I have been playing around with Airavata lately and I feel adding a couple > more features would prove to be really helpful. Although you can run a > workflow easily from the XBaya GUI, and see the output, it does not provide > all the details a user/admin might want to see. It lets you run/monitor only > one workflow at a time, we don’t have a way to access the status of the > workflow or the jobs in the queue, which machine it runs on, the reason for > the failure of a workflow. For an admin who deploys Airavata, a collective > graphical display of the experiments and workflows running, the dates related > to it, notifications about it would be very helpful. I feel it would be nice > to have a simple webapp to display all these information. The webapp will be > lightweight and made using HTML5 and JS and would provide all the monitoring > capabilities for a user. > > Please let me know your thoughts/suggestions. > > Thanks > Viknes > >
