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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Grid Scheduling"”.
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Autonomous grid scheduling using probabilistic job runtime scheduling
Computational Grids are evolving into a global, service-oriented architecture – a universal platform for delivering future computational services to a range of applications of varying complexity and resource requirements. The thesis focuses on developing a new scheduling model for general-purpose, …
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A lightweight interface to local grid scheduling systems
… such problems, the concept of the computational Grid was conceived. Although Grid technology is hailed as the next great enabling technology in Computer Science, the last being the inception of the World Wide Web, some concerns have to be addressed if this technology is going to be successful. …
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Efficient on -Demand Operations in Large-Scale Infrastructures
… paradigms running in clouds, (3) on-demand Grid scheduling that makes worker-centric scheduling decisions based on the current availability of compute nodes, and (4) on-demand key/value pair lookup that is overlay-independent and perturbation-resistant. We evaluate these on-demand operations …
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Monitoring, analysing and predicting network performance in grids
The grid computing paradigm has facilitated the instrumentation of complex, highly-demanding collaborative applications. The technologies that make grid computing possible have mostly evolved from parallel and cluster systems. Although this has certainly empowered the grid computing field, part of …
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Efficient On-Demand Operations in Large-Scale Infrastructures
… distributed infrastructures such as clouds, Grids, peer-to-peer systems, and wide-area testbeds, users and administrators typically desire to perform on-demand operations that deal with the most up-to-date state of the infrastructure. However, the scale and dynamism present in the operating …
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Zone Based Scheduling: A Framework for Scalable Scheduling of SPMD parallel programs on the Grid
Grid computing is a field of research that combines many computers from distant locations to form one large computing resource. In order to be able to make use of the full potential of such a system there is a need to effectively manage resources on the Grid. There are numerous scheduling systems …