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Applications development
| Nimrod | Grid workflows support the integration of computations, data, scientific instruments and vizualisation software while leveraging multiple Grid resources. Nimrod is a specialized form of workflow which manages the execution of large modeling experiments across distributed computers. Nimrod makes it easy for non-experts to specify very large experiments using a simple high level description language. |
| Nimrod/G | Manages the execution of studies with varying parameters across distributed computers. |
| Nimrod/O | Nimrod/O allows a user to run an arbitrary computational model as the core of a non-linear optimization process. |
| Nimrod/E | Nimrod /E allows scientists to evaluate effects of parameters and parameter combinations in a “Design of Experiments” approach. |
| Griddles | Provides a very flexible inputoutput model that makes it possible to build workflows from legacy applications. |
Test and debug
| Guard | Relative debugging, allowing users to compare data between two programs being executed. |
| Worqbench | WSRF compliant debug service built on IBM's Eclipse integrated development environment. Rich interactive deployment environment, and supports the creation, management, distribution and debugging of Grid applications. |
Deploy and build
| Distant | Provides an automated application deployment system with a user-oriented approach – simple scalable and secure. |
Execution
| Active Data | The Active Data Grid architecture attempts to provide high-performance access to distributed data in an integrated environment. |
| Nimrod | Provides significant support during execution of parameter sweeps, including a sophisticated scheduler that enforces real time deadlines. |
Active Sheets & Nimrod Portal
Address execution phase of the life cycle. Portal allows users to create Nimrod experiments from a web interface. Active Sheets allows users to set up and execute an experiment from a familiar spreadsheet interface.
REMUS
Helps users build complex Grid applications across firewalls and different administrative domains
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