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Stork Data Placement Scheduler

Apr 26, 2010  By aksivakumar
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The Stork Project team is pleased to announce a new release 1.2.1 of the Stork Data Placement Scheduler.  For more general information about
Stork, see the Stork home page:
http://www.storkproject.org

For any questions or suggestions, please email your questions to our support team at stork-devel@cct.lsu.edu

This Stork release includes many new features:
* First stand alone version release
* Support for MAC OS users
* Pre-Compiled Binaries are available in 20 different platforms and architectures
* Source code release with optional externals support
* Support team to answer your questions
* Externals supported by stork are Globus, OpenSSL, iRods, Petashare, SRB 

We strive to ensure that all Stork releases are fully functional, and look forward to collaborating with Stork users to develop this unique tool into production-quality software. 

Thanks

Stork Project Team

Louisiana State University

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