Hi all, This is not a spam, so keep reading ;) Those who attended the lecture on Linux High performance computing might remeber that I mentioned there the name Condor, cycle stealing batch manager for small and large-scale clusters. Condor was one of the first projects which had adressed the problem of resource management in large scale distributed environments. Later it became very sexy to refer to such environments as computational grids, and many pseudo-scientific researches are now trying to show "innovations" in this field. In fact there are quite a few real serious projects with real results, and IMHO Condor is one of the best. And now to the point: Condor inventor and project leader, prof. Miron Livni from University of Wisconsin is coming to the Technion to give an overview lecture on Condor and his vision of Grid computing. It will take place on the 1st of June, at 14.30 in the room 337, Taub building. No knowledge on grid is required.
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