Golem enables users and applications (requestors) to rent out cycles of other users’ (providers) machines. Any user ranging from a single PC owner to a large data center can share resources through Golem and get paid in GNT (Golem Network Tokens) by requestors.
Golem utilizes an Ethereum-based transaction system to settle payments between providers, requestors and software developers. All computations take place in sandbox environments and are fully isolated from the hosts’ systems.
Software developers are in the center of Golem’s ecosystem: Our Application Registry and Transaction Framework enable anyone to deploy, distribute and monetize applications in the Golem network.
Earn tokens by renting your unused computer power, render Blender animations, integrate WASM apps, test molecular simulations with gLAMBDA and transcode your video files
• First use-case live on mainnet.
• Render complex Blender scenes or animations fast, at a reasonable price set by the users themselves.
• Live on mainnet.
• Create decentralized applications easily with a WebAssembly backend.
• Integrate existing applications or services by moving the computationally expensive part to the Golem platform.
• gWASM applications can operate on Golem and Golem Unlimited.
• Originally built to add support for distributed RASPA execution First molecular computations in Golem.
• Run in a gVisor-secured Docker container and contains Python packages.
• Golem’s first use-case in the area of scientific research - more to come
• Upcoming use-case.
• Use Golem and Golem Unlimited for f heavy files video-transcoding.
• A dedicated web service with an intuitive interface for less tech-savvy users to create Golem tasks.
• Utilize trusted computing resources which are part time idle (eg. data center-like setups, for example render farms)
• Create an internal trusted network of computers with a hub, acting as a Golem requestor
• Other machines can join the Hub’s network as providers to calculate tasks
• Connect the Hub and its network to Golem Network as one fat provider (coming soon)
• Current use cases: Hoard Compiler Gromacs and Golem Unlimited MPI Computations (GU-MPI)
• Applications programmed for one system often do not work on another.
Graphene bridges this gap by hosting the application-facing code from the operating system (OS) kernel into a userspace library.
• Graphene uses a platform adaptation layer (PAL) that is easy to implement on a new host system.
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• Golem creates tools for developers and software companies.
• Leverage Golem’s infrastructure as a competitive source of computing power and a viable alternative to existing cloud providers.
• Build and share your own distributed task frameworks and monetize your ideas.
• An ecosystem with unlimited resources and freedom.
• Are you a developer or belong to a team of developers? Want to share your ideas?