Fault Tolerance Policy on Dynamic Load Balancing in P2P Grids

Survey of Fault Tolerance Policy for Load Balancing Scheme in Distributed Computing

“…FTDLB [17] is fault tolerance policy that could tolerate the node's permanent failures while balancing load of real-time applications on P2P grids. For improving the system reliability, FTDLB duplicates jobs into different sites and adaptively adjust the load of real-time applications to achieve the job's minimal turnaround time.…”

“…When the original site to fails execute the job, the primary site transfers the redundant job from the backup storage to REQ in primary site, and notifies the backup storage in the secondary site to remove the copy. When the original site as well as its primary site is failed, the secondary site transfers the job from the backup storage to REQ for execution [17]. In this policy the initial task of allocation of job to the original site, selection of primary and secondary site achieve load balancing while triggering job redundancy and backup storage add on fault tolerance to the system.…”

On Fault Tolerance of Resources in Computational Grids

“…Besides, despite many load-balancing approaches has been proposed for real-time applications in parallel and distributed systems, there are very less work found on the impact of fault tolerance policies for load balancing mechanisms. A fault tolerant policy has been proposed to balance loads dynamically in the P2P grid system, named the Fault Tolerant policy on Dynamic Load Balancing (FTDLB) [17]. In order to minimize the job turnaround time, mostly, is the primary the goal of load balancing and FTDLB could adaptively adjust the load of real-time applications to achieve the job's minimal turnaround time.…”