Nuageux is a very simple library for ad-hoc cloud computing (i.e., with a set of desktop machines in a single office, and without worrying about security/”cheating” or any sort of optimal scheduling). Job information, data, and results are all communicated over HTTP (for ease of debugging). It makes use of Twisted and will eventually allow auto-discovery of work servers using Bonjour/Zeroconf.
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