1. Riccardo BRUNO, INFN Catania - Italy
MitoTools
Riccardo BRUNO, INFN Catania - Italy
CHAIN-REDS School for Application Porting, June 2014, Catania - Italy

2. http://www.mitotool.org Available in two formats:
Standalone (Good for porting)
Web based (Available from the home page)

3. Downloads Many platforms supported
Linux Requires several pre-requisites
Mac version available for Intel CPUs only

4. Downloads Many platforms supported
Linux Requires several pre-requisites
64 bits download:
Mac version available for Intel CPUs only

5. Porting suggestions Most of the pre-requisites are already available
The suggested solution is to use the Cloud approach due to the Qt requirement (API for GUIs)
yum install qt-x
The VM shall be controlled by the user who requests it
Successful installation test made on top a CentOS6 x86_64
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6. Porting suggestions
Installation is very simple and the GUI will be available executing: ./MitoTools
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7. Issues How can we provide access to this application?
How can we connect to the VM’ X11 server?
Many possible solutions, more adopted:
VNC server (TigerVNC)
Direcly using the VM’ X server
How can I merge X/VNC access with the SG portal
An API must be found
It’s better the VM satisfies more SG users
Which is the right user limit?
How the web interface should manage overbookings?
Difficulty: Medium (Only design the proper UI)
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