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LinkedIn Glu: deployment automation platform

GLU is a deployment automation platform. It has been built and deployed at LinkedIn in early 2010 and then released as open source in November 2010. The goal is to be able to automate the deployment of any kind of applications accross many nodes. Although written in groovy/java, the type of applications that can be deployed through GLU is not limited to java applications. GLU is a platform and the way it was architected and designed allows you to pick and choose which part you want to use... Check the docs folder (and soon the wiki) for more documentation on GLU.

https://github.com/linkedin/glu/

Filed under  //   agent   automation   cloud   deployment   grid   groovy   java   network  
Posted December 8, 2010 by email 

Compass Datagrid for jQuery

Compass DataGrid is an ajax-driven data grid that relies on server-side code for its data. Rather than manipulating an existing table or breaking it down into multiple pages, Compass DataGrid takes an empty table and populates it by connecting to a server-side url via ajax. As users interact with the grid, the grid talks with the server-side script letting it know what the user is requesting. The server-side script then provides JSON encoded data for the plugin to update the table.

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http://www.compasswebpublisher.com/jquery/compass-datagrid

Filed under  //   ajax   grid   javascript   jqeury   table   ui   webui  
Posted June 9, 2010 by email 

A Common API For All Cloud Providers: libcloud

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libcloud is a standard client library, written in Python, to access popular cloud hosting providers.

Using cloud services without the need to learn APIs for each of them & building web applications that use multiple providers become much easier.

libcloud currently supports ~8 cloud hosting providers including Amazon EC2, Slicehost & Rackspace.

http://incubator.apache.org/libcloud/

Filed under  //   cloud   ec2   grid   python  
Posted December 15, 2009 by email