- Project Description
- User Stories and Design Diagrams
- Project Tasks and Timeline
- ABET Constraints Essay
- Final Presentation Slideshow
- Self-Assessment Essays
- Professional Biographies
- Budget
- Appendix
- Meeting Notes We unfortunately didn't realize to take official notes until the end of the fall semester.
- Billable Hours
- References
| Name | |
|---|---|
| Zachary Sang | sangzf@mail.uc.edu |
| Kurt Lewis | lewis2ku@mail.uc.edu |
| Zachary Collins | collinzy@mail.uc.edu |
| Laura Tebben | tebbenla@mail.uc.edu |
- Faculty Advisor - Fred Annexstein
Flock is a distributed computing platform-as-a-service that solves the problem of sourcing distributed computing resources by making it easier for underutilized hardware to fulfill computational needs by becoming a member of a cluster. Devices with a browser of sufficient version will be able to subscribe as a worker to the cluster, after which it will being to receive work requests from the master. Overall, this will increase utilization of computing power, while fulfilling computational needs. We're approaching building a distributed computing platform from a perspective of openness. Distributed computing has the potential to revolutionize parallel computing, but most distributed computing projects target high performance computers or are not easily accessible on lower performance devices.
To add docs to this project, you will use JSDocs 'tutorial' feature. This will take your tutorials file and insert them into the docs that are generated using npm run docs from within the project_service directory. For more details view the instructions here.