g-Eclipse Screenshots |
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Get a preview of what g-Eclipse offers
Presented here are some screenshots of the supported capabilities as well as a short demo video showing the integration of Cloud Computing in the g-Eclipse framework. See the demo video [quicktime] to get an impression about the tooling.
g-Eclipse Workbenbchg-Eclipse provides a dedicated Grid Project View. In this example an open AWS Cloud Computing project is shown with an open text editor that works on the remote file stored in S3. The Connections View on the bottom shows a list of connections to remote storage; the Authentication Tokens View shows a list of available authentication tokens that are used to authenticate and authorise the user. |
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JSDL EditorJSDL (Job Description Language) is a standard format. g-Eclipse provides wizards and this editor in oder to assist the user in creating valid and correct job definitions. |
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Terminal ViewThe Terminal View can be used to get access to a command line via several connection protocols. In this example, a simple SSH connection is used. |
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New Grid Project WizardThe New Grid Project Wizards helps the user to setup a new Grid project and creates an initial folder structure. |
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EC2 Launch Configuration WizardThe EC2 Launch Configuration Wizard guides you through the steps of starting a new EC2 instance from an existing AMI. |
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Authentication WizardWhenever you want to perform a Grid action such as a remote storage connection or job submission, g-Eclipse verifies the validity of your authentication credentials. If verification fails, g-Eclipse takes you directly to the authentication token creation dialog box where you can specify your authentication credentials. |
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g-Eclipse PreferencesSetup of the global g-Eclipse preferences. |
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