An Open Market-Based Architecture for Distributed Computing

Lalis, Spyros; Karipidis, Alexandros

doi:10.1007/3-540-45591-4_7

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“…There are many published papers and prototypes about it [4,5,6] , of which the main idea is using the signal of price to reflect the resource utilization. By means of allocating new jobs to the cheapest resource achieves loads balanced among distributed resources.…”

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RAS-M: Resource Allocation Strategy Based on Market Mechanism in Cloud Computing

You

Wan

et al. 2009

2009 Fourth ChinaGrid Annual Conference

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Resource management is one of the main issues in Cloud Computing. In order to improve resource utilization of large Data Centers while delivering services with higher QoS to Cloud Clients, a resource allocation strategy based on market (RAS-M) is proposed. Firstly, the architecture and the market model of RAS-M are constructed, in which a QoS-refection utility function is designed according to different resource requirements of the Cloud Client, the equilibrium state of RAS-M is defined and the proof of its optimality is given. Secondly, GA-based price adjusted algorithm is introduced to deal with the problem of achieving the equilibrium state of RAS-M. Finally, RAS-M is implemented upon Xen to reallocate the VM's weight. Experiments results obtained by setting different parameters show that RAS-M can achieve the equilibrium state approximately, that is, demand and supply is balanced nearly, which validates RAS-M is effective and practicable, and is capable of achieving its goal.

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RAS-M: Resource Allocation Strategy Based on Market Mechanism in Cloud Computing

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Wan

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2009 Fourth ChinaGrid Annual Conference

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JavaSymphony, a Programming Model for the Grid

Jugravu

Fahringer

2004

Computational Science - ICCS 2004

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In previous work, JavaSymphony has been introduced as a high level programming model for performance-oriented distributed and parallel Java programs. We have extended JavaSymphony to simplify the development of Grid applications written in Java, allowing the programmer to control parallelism, load balancing, and locality at a high level of abstraction. In this paper, we introduce new features to support the widely popular workflow paradigm. The overall idea is to provide a high level programming paradigm that shields the programmer from low level implementation details such as RMI, sockets, and threads. Experiments will be shown to demonstrate the usefulness of JavaSymphony as a programming paradigm for the Grid.

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Dependable Global Computing with JaWS++

Kakarontzas

Lalis

2004

Grid Computing

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An Open Market-Based Architecture for Distributed Computing

Cited by 7 publications

References 8 publications

RAS-M: Resource Allocation Strategy Based on Market Mechanism in Cloud Computing

RAS-M: Resource Allocation Strategy Based on Market Mechanism in Cloud Computing

JavaSymphony, a Programming Model for the Grid

Dependable Global Computing with JaWS++

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