An approach to grid resource selection and fault management based on ECA rules

A Bidding-based Grid Resource Selection Algorithm using Single Reservation Mechanism

“…The raise in numbers of resources and the regularity of task demands generate overload problems hence the matchmaking methods might lead the matchmaker to performance problems [13]. Furthermore the matchmaker information often are out of dates, this is because the status of resources changes frequently and the matchmaker does not learn about the resources status until the resources advertise their new status to the matchmaker [13][14][15].The matchmaker can be implemented by job manager [16] or by using centralized resource broker as discussed in [8].…”

Grid-JQA: A QoS Guided Scheduling Algorithm for Grid Computing

“…1). In the matchmaking (Khanli & Analoui, 2008;Litzkow et al, 1988;Liu et al, 2002;Ludwig & Reyhani, 2006;Raman et al, 1998;Raman et al, 2003;Tangmunarunkit et al, 2003;Yu et al, 2005), there are a resource matchmaker that responsible for recording resource status. When a resource matchmaker gives job requests, executes matching algorithms to find a set of appropriate resources for request.…”

“…The optimum method is considered for comparing other practical solutions. Main features of the resource manager include resource selection based on active database rules (Khanli & Analoui, 2008) and environmental conditions and a basic adaptation facility. The chapter is finalized by the results obtained from simulation and a comparison study.…”

Resource Management in Grid Computing: A Review

“…The term resource management in grid computing can be defined as those operations that control the way that grid resources and services are made available for use by entities like users, applications and services (Khanli and Analoui, 2008) to ensure efficient utilization of computer resources and for optimization performance of specific tasks. Due to the complexity, heterogeneity and dynamic nature of grid computing environments, resource management is faced with challenges making it a complex task to match the capabilities of available resources to the needs of the entities listed above (Khanli and Analoui, 2008;Yanbing Liu and Yi Jian, 2006).…”

“…Due to the complexity, heterogeneity and dynamic nature of grid computing environments, resource management is faced with challenges making it a complex task to match the capabilities of available resources to the needs of the entities listed above (Khanli and Analoui, 2008;Yanbing Liu and Yi Jian, 2006). Some grid resource classifications are storage resources, network resources, computational resources which have capabilities like storage capacity available on disk, bandwidth of network, processor speed (Hao T., 2008).…”