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smoser | erichammond, alestic.com seems to be sad | 06:47 |
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smoser | i'm getting timeouts | 06:47 |
* flaccid goes to check | 06:49 | |
flaccid | i can confirm that | 06:49 |
flaccid | how you been smoser ? | 06:58 |
smoser | not bad. | 06:58 |
smoser | you ? | 06:59 |
smoser | i owe you an email .. its on my todo list (regarding using launching official ubuntu amis) | 06:59 |
flaccid | pretty good thanks | 06:59 |
flaccid | yep, no problems. you could send that to support@rightscale.com and ask for an enhancement request, but cc me at chris.fordham@rightscale.com and i'll get in touch with our team that does the images directly | 07:00 |
flaccid | personally, i'm trying to find time to get a debian kernel going with pvgrub.. | 07:00 |
smoser | you going to come to UDS ? | 07:26 |
flaccid | probably not. got a URL to the event? | 07:28 |
smoser | flaccid, http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-n/ | 07:33 |
flaccid | ah october in USA. yeah i just got back from usa and probably won't be back for a few months | 07:34 |
flaccid | i am resident in Australia.. | 07:34 |
smoser | booh | 07:37 |
smoser | didn't know where you were, east would have made sense, you have funny hours from my perspective (us eastern) | 07:38 |
flaccid | yep +10.00 | 07:38 |
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erichammond | smoser, flaccid: http://alestic.com was revived. A different web site on the server was being flooded by a botnet and I had to take counter measures. | 08:36 |
smoser | erichammond, thanks for your post on the mountall issue | 08:36 |
erichammond | smoser: and for all your work. | 08:37 |
erichammond | It seemed like not everybody was getting the message through ec2ubuntu and launchpad, so I thought I'd spread it a bit further. | 08:38 |
ehsantux | Salaam, | 08:52 |
ehsantux | My Dear Friends | 08:52 |
ehsantux | I have some questions about Cloud Computing | 08:52 |
ehsantux | I want to implement a VCL(Virtual Computing Lab) in our University. | 08:53 |
ehsantux | and I want to use a cloud computing solution to implement it. | 08:53 |
kim0 | ehsantux: please explain in more detail what will that lab be doing | 08:54 |
ehsantux | something like this: vclcloud.org | 08:55 |
ehsantux | Building a website that users can login and register in it. | 08:55 |
ehsantux | and make a reservation system | 08:56 |
ehsantux | and submit their jobs in my cloud and get their results | 08:56 |
kim0 | what kind of "jobs" | 08:57 |
ehsantux | High computing jobs | 08:57 |
kim0 | so like HPC | 08:57 |
ehsantux | yep | 08:57 |
kim0 | all jobs are batch in background | 08:58 |
ehsantux | and I want to overlap the grid system to my cloud | 08:59 |
ehsantux | people don't need install softwares like Matlab,Gaussian,... | 08:59 |
ehsantux | We do it for them | 09:00 |
ehsantux | they just submit their jobs and task | 09:00 |
ehsantux | and reserve the system | 09:00 |
ehsantux | Cant I implement this with Eucalyptus or Opennebula? | 09:01 |
kim0 | since non of the core devs are talking .. my own opinion is that you don't really need virtualization nor multi-tenancy nor ec2 api compatbility | 09:04 |
kim0 | you need a HPC grid .. with a batch job scheduling system ... google for "rocks cluster" | 09:04 |
kim0 | and you might need to write a web front end for submitting jobs/results | 09:05 |
ehsantux | So I don't need a cloud solution? | 09:06 |
ehsantux | I want to overlap my grid system to a cloud? | 09:07 |
ehsantux | Is it possible? | 09:07 |
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kim0 | ehsantux: everything is possible if you code it .. but it's really not needed and not too easy | 09:18 |
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daker | kim0, anything from the IS ? | 19:42 |
kim0 | daker: howdy ... not really .. jono says let's bug em next week | 21:36 |
daker | fine | 21:37 |
daker | kim0, i think *.u.c should have some priority | 21:44 |
kim0 | daker: yeah :/ it's just the guys are hyper busy it seems | 21:44 |
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