My understanding: Apache will have to do ranking of the student proposals
across all projects, and then Google decides how many slots Apache gets
overall.

So I think better have some proposals students can pick from, we will
probably not get that many proposals on all of the ideas anyway.

Your ideas sound great, specially the docker/cloud ones.

We do already have docker image for Taverna server though - and its not
something that takes 3 weeks to make. Perhaps a more interesting one would
be to add docker support for the Tool Activity so we can have (and bundle)
truly reproducible workflows.
On 9 Mar 2015 14:10, "alaninmcr" <[email protected]> wrote:

> On 08/03/2015 22:49, Stian Soiland-Reyes wrote:
>
> [snip]
>
>  Feel free to propose other gsoc project ideas in the COMDEV jira (as our
>> own Jira is not yet imported) - use the label gsoc2015 and prefix title
>> with Taverna:
>>
>
> I do have four ideas, but am wary of running out of (or overloading)
> mentors.
>
> The ideas are:
>
> (a) Create docker images for Taverna, Taverna CLT and Taverna Server. Look
> at creating workflow-specific docker images and CLTs so you can have a
> workflow runner "in a box".
>
> (b) Extend the tool service so that it can execute commands on a host
> spawned by Cloudstack.
>
> (c) Use DFDL annotation to describe the data that will be input/output on
> a port. Using the annotation, be able to specify the extraction of specific
> parts of the data - see XPath service.
>
> (d) Make the OpenRefine extension developed during the BioVeL project
> easier to install and use.
>
> Alan
>
>

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