Using ontologies for resource description in the CineGrid Exchange

Koning, Ralph; Grosso, Paola; Laat, Cees de

doi:10.1016/j.future.2010.11.027

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“…The system administrator can add and remove resource and resource types as they become available. Each resource type implements one or more CDL services [10]. A CDL service can consume data stored in the exchanges.…”

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A user-centric execution environment for CineGrid workloads

Dumitru

Grosso

Laat

2015

Future Generation Computer Systems

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A user-centric execution environment for CineGrid workloads

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Laat

2015

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“…A comparable approach is the Media Applications Description Language (MADL) [15] which is an RDF ontology with a similar purpose as the CineGrid Description language [2]. The goal of these ontologies is to describe computing infrastructures for the storage, transport and display of high definition media content.…”

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“…The CineGrid Description Language [2]. is an ontology that covers all the types of services and devices along with their properties, specific to the CineGrid infrastructure: storage services, video processing, streaming and transcoding services, screens, projectors, tiled displays, etc.…”

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“…In this paper we describe the fundamentals of such an information model: the Infrastructure and Network Description Language (INDL). INDL draws on earlier work on modeling computer networks [1] and on the application of these models in the context of digital cinema [2]. Furthermore, INDL relates to ongoing efforts in the OGF Network Mark-up Language Working Group (NML-WG), and two European projects: GEYSERS [3] and NOVI [4].…”

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A semantic-web approach for modeling computing infrastructures

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Ham

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Computers & Electrical Engineering

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This paper describes our approach to modeling computing infrastructures. Our main contribution is the Infrastructure and Network Description Language (INDL) ontology. The aim of INDL is to provide technology independent descriptions of computing infrastructures, including the physical resources as well as their network infrastructure. INDL also provides the necessary vocabulary to describe virtualization of resources and the services offered by these resources. We build our infrastructure model upon the Network Markup Language (NML). Although INDL is a stand-alone model, it can be easily connected with the NML model. In this paper we show how INDL and NML are used as a basis for models used in three different applications: the CineGrid infrastructure, the Logical Infrastructure Composition Layer in the GEYSERS EU-FP7 project and the NOVI federation platform. Furthermore, we show the use of INDL for monitoring energy aspects of computing infrastructures and its application for workflow planning on computing infrastructures.

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“…In this paper we describe the fundamentals of such an information model: the Infrastructure and Network Description Language (INDL). INDL draws on our earlier work on modeling computer networks using a semantic approach [1] and on the application of these models in the context of digital cinema [2]. Furthermore, INDL relates to ongoing efforts in the OGF Network Mark-up Language Working Group (NML-WG), and two European projects: GEYSERS [3] and NOVI [4].…”

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Towards an Infrastructure Description Language for Modeling Computing Infrastructures

Ghijsen

Ham²,

Grosso³

et al. 2012

2012 IEEE 10th International Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Processing With Applications

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Abstract-This paper describes the Infrastructure and Network Description Language (INDL). The aim of INDL is to provide technology independent descriptions of computing infrastructures. These descriptions include the physical resources and the network infrastructure that connects these resources. The description language also provides the necessary vocabulary to describe virtualization of resources and the services offered by these resources. Furthermore, the language can be easily extended to describe federation of different existing computing infrastructures, specific types of (optical) equipment and also behavioral aspects of resources, for example, their energy consumption.Before we introduce INDL we first discuss a number of modeling efforts that have lead to the development of INDL, namely the Network Description Language, the Network Markup Language and the CineGrid Description Language. We also show current applications of INDL in two EU-FP7 projects: NOVI and GEYSERS. We demonstrate the flexibility and extensibility of INDL to cater the specific needs of these two projects.

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Using ontologies for resource description in the CineGrid Exchange

Cited by 20 publications

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A user-centric execution environment for CineGrid workloads

A user-centric execution environment for CineGrid workloads

A semantic-web approach for modeling computing infrastructures

Towards an Infrastructure Description Language for Modeling Computing Infrastructures

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