A SNAP-based community resource broker using a three-phase commit protocol

Haji, Mohammed; Dew, Peter M.; Djemame, Karim; Gourlay, Iain

doi:10.1109/ipdps.2004.1302980

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“…If this was successful for each resource these reservations will be committed. In the literature [1,3,[5][6][7]14], this protocol is usually applied on exactly named resources. In our approach, the co-allocation request specifies the type of the resource only.…”

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An Efficient Protocol for Reserving Multiple Grid Resources in Advance.

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Gehr

Linnert

et al. 2008

Grid and Services Evolution

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Abstract. We propose a mechanism for the co-allocation of multiple resources in Grid environments. By reserving multiple resources in advance, scientific simulations and large-scale data analyses can efficiently be executed with their desired quality-of-service level. Co-allocating multiple Grid resources in advance poses demanding challenges due to the characteristics of Grid environments, which are (1) incomplete status information, (2) dynamic behavior of resources and users, and (3) autonomous resources' management systems. Our co-reservation mechanism addresses these challenges by probing the state of the resources and by enhancing a two-phase commit protocol with timeouts. We performed extensive simulations to evaluate communication overhead of the new protocol and the impact of the timeouts' length on the scheduling of jobs as well as on the utilization of the Grid resources.

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“…Haji et al address the issues of the two-phase commit protocol with restricted knowledge [5]. They propose a mechanism to monitor all suitable resources until the preliminary reservation will be carried out.…”

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An Efficient Protocol for Reserving Multiple Grid Resources in Advance.

Schneider

Gehr

Linnert

et al. 2008

Grid and Services Evolution

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SLA Management in a Service Oriented Architecture

Padgett

Haji

Djemame

2005

Computational Science and Its Applications – ICCSA 2005

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Grid resource management with tightly coupled WBEM/CIM local management

Tursunova

Son

Kim

2008

NOMS 2008 - 2008 IEEE Network Operations and Management Symposium

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A Grid resource management with SLA (Service Level Agreement)-based resource brokering is essential in building effective Next Generation Grid system. A SNAP (Service Negotiation and Acquisition Protocol)-based community resource broker with three-phase commit protocol has been proposed to enhance the performance of Grid resource broker, but the job execution start time is expected to take more than 80 seconds [1]. The main reasons of such long brokerage time are application level resource probing and the resource gathering without the support of tightly coupled network/system management at each domain. In this paper, we propose a Grid resource management with tightly coupled WBEM (Web-Based Enterprise Management)/CIM (Common Information Model)-based local network/system management functions. In the proposed system, the available system/network resource information is provided by the CIM repository that is updated by periodic polling and eventdriven notification. The WBEM/CIM-based local management system also supports domain-specific policy-based management functions. From the performance analysis of experimental implementation, the time for Grid resource brokering can be reduced to less than 5 seconds.

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A SNAP-based community resource broker using a three-phase commit protocol

Cited by 3 publications

References 19 publications

An Efficient Protocol for Reserving Multiple Grid Resources in Advance.

An Efficient Protocol for Reserving Multiple Grid Resources in Advance.

SLA Management in a Service Oriented Architecture

Grid resource management with tightly coupled WBEM/CIM local management

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