Palladio Component Model

 
This is the developer wiki of Palladio.
For the main website please refer to palladio-simulator.com
 

Installation

• Download Palladio-Bench Release 3.3 latest stable release
• PCM Releases / Update Sites
• Detailed Step-by-Step Install Instructions

Usage

• Documentation, Screencasts, and Tutorials
• Screencasts
• Tutorials

Development

• PCM Development/Getting Started
• Palladio SVN (User: anonymous, Password: anonymous)
• Palladio Jira Bugtracker
• Jenkins Build Server
• PCM Changelog

Addons

Palladio has been extended with several addons:

• ProtoCom
• SimuLizar
• PerOpteryx
• Exact Schedulers

New emerging projects:

• Palladio Incubation

Community

Integrate and cooperate with Palladio: The Palladio-Bench is open source tool support for the Palladio approach. Also Palladio research is open to external contributors, research cooperations, researcher which like to extend Palladio, and users who like to use Palladio - including the Palladio Component Model (PCM) - "as-is".

• PCM Development/Palladio Concall
• Palladio Days User and developer meeting
• Palladio mailinglist

Contact us for further information or questions.

Palladio Background

The Palladio core is jointly developed at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), the FZI Research Center for Information Technology, and Paderborn University. Further scientific cooperations and research partners complement the development community. Various industrial projects and industry partners have proven the applicability of Palladio.

The Palladio-Bench is part of the FZI Assessment Toolkit (FAST). Palladio is an official SourceForge project.

 

Keywords: Palladio, PCM, Component Model, Performance Prediction, Palladio Component Model, Component-Based Software Engineering, CBSE