Welcome to Arras Energy
Arras Energy is the commercial release of HiPAS GridLAB-D supported and distributed by LF Energy.
The following options are available for using Arras Energy:
Run on Docker
docker run -it -v $PWD:/model slacgismo/gridlabd:latest gridlabd -W /model [LOADOPTIONS] [FILENAME.EXT] [RUNOPTIONS]
See Dockerhub HiPAS repositories for a list of available images.
Run on AWS
- Sign into your AWS console.
- Launch an EC2 instance.
- Search the community AMI for images starting with
gridlabdin theus-west-1(N. California) region. - Choose an instance type with sufficient memory, e.g., >4GB.
- Download and save your keypair.
- Launch the instance.
- Connect to the instance.
- Download your model into the instance, e.g., from GitHub.
- Run the simulation using the usual command line options.
- Save the results, e.g., to GitHub.
You can also start the instance from the command line:
aws ec2 run-instances --image-id AMINAME --count 1 --instance-type INSTANCETYPE --key-name KEYPAIRNAME --security-group-ids SECURITYGROUPID --subnet-id SUBNETID
You can search the AWS AMI Catalog for Community AMIs matching "Arras Energy HiPAS GridLAB-D" in the us-west-1 region. The version number will be included in the name.
Download on Mac, Windows WSL, or Ubuntu Linux
curl -sL https://install.gridlabd.us/install.sh | [sudo] sh
Build your own
git clone https://source.gridlabd.us/ [-b BRANCH] gridlabd
cd gridlabd
./setup.sh --local
./build.sh --system --validate
Current Project Status
| Repository | Build | Deploy |
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| GridLAB-D |   |
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| Library |   |
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| Benchmarks | Manual test (see README.md) | |
| Examples | Manual test (see README.md) |
The documentation for this project is located at http://docs.gridlabd.us/.
This respository contains the source code to Arras Energy, which was developed by SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory for the California Energy Commission under a grant for HiPAS GridLAB-D (EPC-17-046). Arras Energy is the commercial version of the US Department of Energy's research version of GridLAB-D developed by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
