Cloudmesh Client
Cloudmesh client is a simple client to enable access to multiple cloud environments form a command shell and commandline. It is grown out of the need to simplify access to multiple clouds for researchers and students easily. In contrast to our earlier versions of cloudmesh it explicitly separates the code to only target client code. Due to this simplification it is also possible to install the client code not only on Linux, OSX, but also Windows. We have tested the installation on Windows 10.
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Current TODO
Features
Heterogeneous cloud management
Heterogeneous High Performance Computing (HPC) job management
Supported clouds
OpenStack
Azure (not yet integrated, earlier versions of cloudmesh support it)
Amazon (not yet integrated, earlier versions of cloudmesh support it)
SDSC comet virtual clusters
Supported Provider Templates
Futuesystems.org
chameleoncloud.org
SDSC Comet virtual clusters
Openstack (any general Openstack Cloud)
HP Chameleon
AWS (not yet integrated, earlier versions of cloudmesh support it)
Azure (not yet integrated, earlier versions of cloudmesh support it)
Heterogeneous Cloud Commandline client
Heterogeneous Cloud Command Shell
Heterogeneous Slurm Commandline client
Heterogeneous Slurm Command Shell
Integration with ~/.ssh/config
Status
This project is under heavy development.
Links
The documentation to this project is located at
The source code is located at
The travis build is found at
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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