Yet another bunch of tools to use NICT's JOSE (Japan-wide Orchestrated Smart/Sensor Environment) Testbed.
launches iterm2 with 40 split panes, each being connected to an individual JOSE compute node (e.g. 10.1.0.4).
Open iterm2.scpt in macOS's AppleScriptEditor, modify the script, and then run it.
jose.js provides JOSE API to manipulate JOSE nodes. Most of the operations you can do in JOSE Portal are implemented. jose_test.js tests the implemented API.
Useful functions will be provided in myscript.js. Currently a function to create a user on all of the compute nodes is implemented.
This is a lightweight http/https proxy server used to allow JOSE compute nodes to access to the internet. The sourcecode is originally provided by LightSpeedC at https://gist.github.com/LightSpeedC/6413034 Run the following command to start the server.
$ node http-proxy-server-in-80-lines.js