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Apache Airavata is a middleware to simplify computation and data analysis in diverse computational resources. To illustrate the functionality of Airavata Middleware, a PHP Reference Gateway (PGA) is developed. The quick start tutorials are broken down into small segments so you can pick and choose which aspects you would like to focus on. Tutorials starts start out as end users and slowly increase pace into gateway developers and middleware developers. 

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1. User experience with a hosted generic science gateway with hosted Apache SciGaP middleware.
2. Launching/submitting experiments with applications residing in the gateway. 
3. Experiments can be launched with a single application as well as multiple applications (a workflow using XBAYA).
4. Creating and launching jobs (experiments) with existing applications, obtaining outputs and view or download them.
5. Navigation through the complete lifecycle of an application execution.

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Tutorial 04 - PHP Reference Gateway for Airavata - End-User Guide

For:

• Gateway Users

Learn:

1. How to use PGA to submit experimental jobs on compute resources.
2. How to manage experiments, projects within the gateway

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Tutorial 05 - PHP Reference Gateway for Airavata - Gateway Admin Guide

For:

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• Gateway Administrators

Learn: 

1. Step-by-step instructions on setting up a gateway 
2. Instructions on handling day-to-day administrator tasks (monitoring etc...) using Admin Dashboard

 

Tutorial 06 - Running Airavata Server Locally Using Latest Release in GIT

For:

• Gateway Administrators
• Gateway & middleware Developers

Learn:

1. Steps for successfully installing latest Airavata release from GIT

Tutorial 07 - XBAYA Quick-Start

For:

• Gateway Users who run Workflows
• Gateway Administrators
• Gateway Developers

Learn:

1. How to submit a workflow using XBAYA.

 

Tutorial 08 - Update Existing PGA and Airavata with New Releases

For:

• Gateway Administrators

Learn:

1. How to keep PGA and Airavata updated with latest releases, issue fixes, etc...