Here is the latest news about GridPP in the list of posts below.
You can find archived News Items at archive.gridpp.ac.uk/news (A Grid certificate is required).
GridPP52 Registration Deadline
- Posted: 29th July 2024
- Author: Darren Moore
The registration deadline for GridPP52 will be the 2nd August . The event page can be found here https://indico.cern.ch/event/1431542/ The registration link is live (and only for physical attendees!).
GridPP52 Registration is Open
- Posted: 4th July 2024
- Author: Darren Moore
We are happy to be able to announce that Registration is open for the 52nd GridPP Collaboration Workshop, which will be (as is now traditional) hosted in the final week of August (Wed 28th to Fri 30th for non-PMB members) in University of Cumbria’s Ambleside campus. The event page can be found here https://indico.cern.ch/event/1431542/ The […]
GridPP 52 Collaboration Meeting
- Posted: 23rd May 2024
- Author: Darren Moore
GridPP 52 has been confirmed for August 28th – 30th, 2024. It will showcase significant advancements and collaborative efforts in the grid computing. This event will bring together leading scientists, researchers, and technologists to discuss the latest developments and future directions for grid infrastructure supporting high-energy physics and other data-intensive sciences. Venue : University of […]
The UserGuide: Now with Ganga!
- Posted: 4th November 2016
- Author: GridPP News
The GridPP UserGuide, the first point of contact for new users to the Grid, has now been updated to use Ganga. Ganga is a Python-based User Interface that makes moving your workflow from local running to the Grid much easier, and thanks to CVMFS all the software you need to use it is available without […]
Deploying software the easy way with CVMFS
- Posted: 22nd September 2016
- Author: GridPP News
In the ‘old days’ of the grid, deploying software to the worker nodes upon which your computing job would run was a non-trivial task. Once you had got it working on the appropriate operating system (generally Scientific Linux), you would have to package it up, send it off, and remotely install it on each system […]