Hello Readers. My name is Manny, I am a software engineer. I strive to be the best I can as a software engineer. The "Lean Startup" book has this diagram which as inspired me.

• distributed computing
• scalability
• learning new technologies

This project was done for Towson University Cosc 880 - Graduate Project

A Quote from Towson University Computer Science Website-
"A graduate project (COSC880) serves the purpose of providing applied skills to the student. That means, graduate project should be focused on implementation and learning skills for the student. The graduate project can also be based on survey of current topics in a given field of study and write a paper for publication. Graduate faculty plays a role of training the student to write a proposal, analyze a problem, collect requirements for a problem, design, implement, test, and demonstrate a chosen problem."

barium is the top project name
The naming of the sub-projects was inspired by spanish cities names (Logo and Aragon)

Groovy Distributed Task Management

• Ability to use the processing power of many CPU cores over many machines
• The framework is generic so it can be used for other processes that require the use of many machine for Tasks.
• Tasks are based on using Interface which allows you to put your own implementation code
• Minimum Configuration (currently one config file for connections info)
• Uses message passing between processes
• You extend TaskOwnerBase Abstract class to make your own TaskOwner to handle the Tasks

• TaskOwner- Task generator and responsible for task results
• Tasks- executable units that are executed concurrently on a single or more workers using multiprocessing
  • Tasks are execute asynchronously in the background and notify TaskOwner when completed
• Worker- responsible for executing tasks from queue and sending results to TaskOwner
• Messaging System- the way multiple framework processes communicate each other
  • Uses Hazelcast for communication

Front-end for barium created in nodeJs and AngularJs
This is

This is a guide how to setup nodeJs,git with Yeoman
http://yeoman.io/codelab/setup.html

for Node Dependency
https://nodejs.org/en/

for Git Dependency
https://git-scm.com/

Future Work
There is still a lot of work to do
Unit Testing, refactoring code, using better method of storing information (redis, riak, mongodb)