2007
DOI: 10.1109/tpds.2007.1115
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On the Design of Adaptive and Decentralized Load Balancing Algorithms with Load Estimation for Computational Grid Environments

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“…Similarly in maxmin scheduling tasks with maximum completion time is selected and assigned to processor, due to which smaller tasks are assigned after long time to available processors [9]. Solution for above is to apply load balancing concept with this types of scheduling.…”
Section: Load Balancing In Distributed Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly in maxmin scheduling tasks with maximum completion time is selected and assigned to processor, due to which smaller tasks are assigned after long time to available processors [9]. Solution for above is to apply load balancing concept with this types of scheduling.…”
Section: Load Balancing In Distributed Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Unlike other approaches [32,33] which make instant job delegation decisions depending on information periodically exchanged from all nodes of the grid; the h request first invokes interface it neighbors to fetch an address list of known remote nodes, which is periodically updated by an external resource discovery service employed for this. Later on, the h request sends a job delegation request, which is comprised of information such as job characteristic and number of message replicas, to each known remote node.…”
Section: Y Huang Et Al / Future Generation Computer Systems (mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Small-scale distributed Computing Infrastructure that supports the resource sharing and coordinated use of geographically distributed and multi-owner, multiadministrative domain resources independently from their physical type and location in dynamic virtual organizations that share the same goal of solving large-scale applications [12]. Distributed systems are collection of autonomous processing nodes connected by a communication network.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%