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Grid infrastructure integration testing is still no-man’s land. This is because best practices only exist within isolated communities and are not brought into public discussion. GridwiseTech took up the challenge to define best practices by conducting comprehensive research in this area as a vendor independent expert. The outcomes of this project were presented for the first time in public at the EGEE’07 conference in Budapest by Pawel Plaszczak.

GridwiseTech’s research focused on how to achieve and maintain business-class reliability with a large-scale infrastructure that is fragmented into different geographical and administrative domains.

Grid installations have become an attractive target for industry looking to either replicate the technology internally or outsource their processing and data operations externally. GridwiseTech works with customers to build a scalable infrastructure. Our research concentrated on defining state-of-the-art practices to test scalable and distributed resource management infrastructures.

Very cool, check out this article from the GridwiseTech team about grid infrastructure integration testing. Setting up the infrastructure correctly, from the database, the network to the Windows server is just as important as the way you code and configure your grid middleware or application code. Any comments or analysis therefore has to be a good thing. I’m off to read up on it.

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