Repository in a Box (RIB) is a
software package for setting up and maintaining software
repositories. RIB was developed by the National High Performance
Software Exchange Technical Team at the University of Tennessee.
Using RIB will allow your repository to
interoperate with other NHSE repositories, as well as with
a growing number of other software repositories that use
the
Basic Interoperability Data Model (BIDM), which is the
IEEE standard for interoperable software cataloging on the
Internet.
If you've set up a
repository at your site using RIB and would like
to register your repository so that other repositories can
interoperate with you, then click the
"Interoperate With Other RIB
Repositories" link at left. If you'd like to get
a copy of the software then please click the
"Getting the Software" link at left.
Below is a list of each known software repository created using RIB along with the organization responsible for its maintenance:
National HPCC Software Exchange (NHSE)
BenchWeb, Chemistry Software Exchange (CSIR), High Performance Math Library (HPC-Netlib), and Parallel Tools Library (PTLIB)
U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Major Shared Resource Centers (MSRCs)
Army Research Laboratory's Computational Chemistry and Materials Science, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Performance Case Studies, Programming Tools, and Signal Image Processing
Aeronautical Systems Center's Programming Systems and Tools and Computational Chemistry and Materials Science
Corps of Engineers Waterways Experiment Station's Computational Fluid Dynamics, Grid Generation, and Scalable Parallel Programming Tools
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
GSFC Earth and Space Sciences Project
JPL Earth and Space Sciences Project
National Science Foundation (NSF)
National Computational Science Alliance's (NCSA) Enabling Technologies Parallel Computing Team and its Deployment Grid
National Partnership for Advanced Computational Infrastructure's (NPACI) Programming Tools and Environments
Also of interest to people who wish to integrate
existing catalog data into RIB is this
document about RIB's internal data format.
Please direct questions or comments
about RIB to rib@nhse.org.
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