Galileo for Resource Management
Galileo takes the hard work out of administering resources for scientific applications.

Galileo for Resource Management
Galileo takes the hard work out of administering resources for scientific applications.

IT can set fine-grained permissioned access rules and usage quotas for computational resources and team leads can quickly share and track project input and result files.
- No more software installation or dependency management for the end user
- No cloud-lock
- No more training
- Use resources you already have (and your institution’s budget) more efficiently management for the end user
- Ensure data integrity
Many simulators and scripting languages are supported out of the box. Jobs are executed in containerized environments to ensure reproducibility across heterogeneous platforms.
Freedom to switch from one resource provider to another (even your own resources) without re-configuring environments and libraries to run your experiments.
Run the Galileo Landing Zone daemon on a VM, desktop, or headnode, and deploy jobs on them all with no changes to your analysis.
Galileo offers built-in queuing and configurable resource budgets.
Data is stored in the Galileo web service in a role-permissioned fashion.


No more software installation or dependency
management for the end user
Many simulators and scripting languages are supported out of the box. Jobs
are executed in containerized environments to ensure reproducibility across heterogeneous platforms.
No cloud-lock
Freedom to switch from one resource provider to another
(even your own resources) without re-configuring environments and libraries to run your experiments.
No more training
Run the Galileo Landing Zone daemon on a VM, desktop, or headnode,
and deploy jobs on them all with no changes to your analysis.
Use resources you already have (and your institution’s budget) more efficiently management for the end user
Galileo offers built-in queuing and configurable resource budgets.
Ensure data integrity
Data is stored in the Galileo web service in a role-permissioned fashion.