Minimum intrusion Grid

The Minimum intrusion Grid (commonly MiG) is an effort to design and develop a modern grid computing system that has minimal requirements for usage yet still maintains security for all participants in the system.

MiG currently covers three separate projects:

• MiGrid is a project to develop the software itself.
• MiGrid is a development grid, usually running the latest MiGrid software.
• Grid.dk is the national Danish grid, slated to run the MiGrid software, mixed with other Grid middleware, such as NorduGrid.

Design philosophy

• Nothing produced by MiG can be required to be installed on either the resource or client end.
• Everything within MiG must be implemented in Python unless another language is absolutely required.
• Any design and implementation decision must optimize towards transparency for the users.
• Anything that is not right must be thrown away.

See also

• Condor High-Throughput Computing System
• Nordugrid
• Grid.dk

External references

• http://www.migrid.org
• https://code.google.com/p/migrid/

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