The OAR community exchanges information mainly through two mailing lists

The oar-users mailing list targets users of OAR: people who download, install, administrate and use OAR. Therefore, members are typically admins of platforms managed with OAR, but also simple OAR users who care about non-platform-specific (i.e. generic) questions. To receive annonces about new OAR versions, participate to discussions, and so on, please subscribe to the oar-users@ mailing list.

If you're interested in the development of OAR, please also subscribe to the oar-devel@ mailing list.

• Bruno Bzeznik
• Nicolas Capit
• Pierre Neyron
• Olivier Richard
• Salem Harrache

• Vincent Danjean
• Michael Mercier

• Philippe Lebrouster
• Joseph Emeras

To contact the OAR team for research projects or partnerships, please contact Olivier Richard or Pierre Neyron.

OAR is an Open-Source project. You are very welcome to become a contributor.

To do so, several options:

• subscribe to the oar-users@ mailing list (see above), and help answering questions of other users
• subscribe to the oar-devel@ mailing list (see above), and share ideas, etc.
• create your account on this site and request a contributor access from the oar-team (see above) in order to help with the documentation
• provide pull requests on github, at https://github.com/oar-team/oar
• …

OAR is developed within the following research projects:

• the Datamove project at LIG/Inria
• CIMENT
• Grid'5000

OAR developement is mainly sponsored by Laboratoire d'Informatique de Grenoble, France.

And the following research institutes and universities.