iGridPortal and biological problems
Hoang Le Minh, Vo Duc Cam Hai, Nguyễn Thị Thanh Nhàn, Thuoc Linh Tran, Do Anh Tuan, Võ Cẩm Quy
Abstract
Hoang Le Minh, Vo Duc Cam Hai, Nguyễn Thị Thanh Nhàn, Thuoc Linh Tran, Do Anh Tuan, Võ Cẩm Quy
Abstract
Grid provides us a lot of computing services and resources. However, grid service interfaces are good for programmers, but not for users. Portal is a suitable framework to integrate grid resources and help users communicate easily with the grid infrastructure via Web browsers. Grid technologies have an impact on many areas of sciences, including biology. Grid computing has helped biologist resolve a lot problems. We show the architect of the implemented grid computing environment and a grid iPortal's application (GridBlast Channel) resolving biological sequence alignment problems.
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Grid provides us a lot of computing services and resources. However, grid service interfaces are good for programmers, but not for users. Portal is a suitable framework to integrate grid resources and help users communicate easily with the grid infrastructure via Web browsers. Grid technologies have an impact on many areas of sciences, including biology. Grid computing has helped biologist resolve a lot problems. We show the architect of the implemented grid computing environment and a grid iPortal's application (GridBlast Channel) resolving biological sequence alignment problems.
Key concepts: Grid computing, Grid, Computer science, Semantic grid, DRMAA, Web service, Service (business), Distributed computing