A time-to-live based reservation algorithm on fully decentralized resource discovery in Grid computing

Tangpongprasit, Sanya; Katagiri, Takahiro; Kise, Kenji; Honda, Hiroki; Yuba, Toshitsugu

doi:10.1016/j.parco.2005.03.005

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“…Another notable approach to the resource discovery problem is the semantic communities' one [10]. Motivation behind the semantic communities approach is that grid communities and human consists of members that are engaged in sharing and communication.…”

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Effective memory utilization for resource discovery in a grid system

Ramyachitra

Banu

2012

2012 International Conference on Computer Communication and Informatics

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This paper studies the resource discovery problem in a grid system, in which global trust values play a crucial role. Resource discovery is initiated by a network application to find suitable resources within the grid. Simple matchmaking rules are used to identify each resource as a part of a certain technical category and the distance travelled in hops is calculated for a certain request. If the resource that matches the requirements of the user is found out in lesser time, then that resource can be immediately allocated to the user's request and the execution states. This paper deals with the reduction in the time taken for matching the resources with user's request. Also, the resource information stored in the routers play an important role. As the number of system increases in the grid, the resource information on the router also increases. To lessen the burden on the routers, partial information of virtual organization is stored in the routers. This results in efficient memory utilization on the routers.

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Effective memory utilization for resource discovery in a grid system

Ramyachitra

Banu

2012

2012 International Conference on Computer Communication and Informatics

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“…The recommended TRIPOD overlay in this method is especially designed for resource discovery, which is combined two structures in an overlay and also used synthetic coordinate system. Tangpongprasit et al (2005) proposed an algorithm which uses the reservation algorithm for finding suitable resources in a grid environment. In the forward path, if there are any resources, they will be saved and reserved, in the backward path, one of them will be selected (if more than one resource has been reserved) and added to the request.…”

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A New Approach to Resource Discovery in Grid Computing

Khanli¹,

Kargar²,

Niari³

2012

Grid Computing - Technology and Applications, Widespread Coverage and New Horizons

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“…The matchmaking framework was designed to solve real problems encountered in the deployment of Condor, a high throughput computing system. Several other research papers make use of the matchmaking framework trying to add new aspects in the existing mechanism (Raman, 2001;Tangmunarunkit et al, 2003;Zhu et al, 2004;Tangpongprasit et al, 2005;Maheswaran and Krauter, 2000;Vidal et al, 2006;Castano et al, 2004;. According to this framework, requestors and providers (resources) in a Grid system advertise their characteristics.…”

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confidence: 99%