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Link of the Week - EELA-2 NA3 Application Support Image courtesy EELA-2 Where should you go if you’re looking for information about porting applications to the E-science grid facility for Europe and Latin America, alias EELA-2? Or how about on-line tutorials or user guides? What about finding answers to the most common asked questions raised by grid users when trying to run their jobs on the EELA-2 Grid infrastructure, using either gLite or OurGrid? The answers are at the newly released EELA NA3 application support website, which is in charge of providing technical support to researchers wanting to port their applications on the EELA-2 grid infrastructure. This is the first version of the website, which will be continuously updated in the next months.

Link of the Week - EELA-2 NA3 Application Support

Image courtesy EELA-2

Where should you go if you're looking for information about porting applications to the E-science grid facility for Europe and Latin America, alias EELA-2?

Or how about on-line tutorials or user guides?

What about finding answers to the most common asked questions raised by grid users when trying to run their jobs on the EELA-2 Grid infrastructure, using either gLite or OurGrid?

The answers are at the newly released EELA NA3 application support website, which is in charge of providing technical support to researchers wanting to port their applications on the EELA-2 grid infrastructure.

This is the first version of the website, which will be continuously updated in the next months.
Posted on Aug 12 2009 1:00am

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