Alan De Smet
Systems Programmer, Condor Project.
Why not connect the PCs into a network; write some software to
schedule applications, share data, and handle security;
and scrap the mainframe? Some installations did this, only
to discover that at great time and expense, they had reinvented
the mainframe.
— Gary DeWard Brown, System 390 JCL Fourth Edition, 1998
The university that produces the most blue chip CEOs and university
professors, the most Peace Corps volunteers, and the most productive and
long-running patents isn't Stanford or MIT—it's the University of
Wisconsin.
Condor Support:
See this page for information about support for Condor.
Free support on a best-effort basis is available from the Condor team at
condor-admin@cs.wisc.edu.
You could also check the
condor-users mailing
list where Condor users can discuss Condor and offer assistance to each
other.
You can also
purchase contracted
support for Condor.
Address:
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Department of Computer Sciences
Room 4247 Computer Science
1210 W. Dayton St.
Madison, WI 53706-1685
Contact Information:
This contact information is solely for contacting me
about my work on the Condor Project.
Maps
My office is in the Computer Sciences building, building 29 in the map
above (it's circled and an arrow points to
it).
Links
Presentations
- The US CMS Testbed: A Grid
Computing Case Study (PowerPoint, 453kB) - as given at Condor-G Academy
at NCSA September 30, 2002.
- Condor
Administration Tutorial (PowerPoint, 228kB) - as given at Condor Week
2003, May 5th. (If you're looking for a tutorial, the Edinburgh tutorial
below is more complete.)
- US-CMS
Testbed (PowerPoint, 558kB) - as given at Condor Week 2003, May 6th
- Condor
Administator's Tutorial - as given in Edinburgh, October 23rd, 2003.
Includes lecture notes, workbook, and slides.
- Condor Administrator's Tutorial - as given at Condor Week 2004.
Alan De Smet
http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~adesmet/
Condor Project
1210 W. Dayton
Madison,
WI
53706-1685
United States
Systems Programmer
