Remote Method Delegation: a Platform for Grid Computing

Wood, Bradley; Watling, Brock; Winn, Zachary J.; Messiha, Daniel; Mahmoud, Qusay H.; Azim, Akramul

doi:10.1007/s10723-020-09525-z

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“…Cloud native applications have complex service topologies, and the service grid guarantees that requests can travel reliably in these topologies. In practical applications, the service grid is usually composed of a series of lightweight network agents, which are deployed together with the application, but the application does not need to know their existence [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18].…”

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A Node-Level Model for Service Grid

Wang

Jifei

2022

Mobile Information Systems

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This papers studies a high-performance node-level service grid model, which aims to solve the problem that the current pod-level service grid model affects the service operation and consumes many computing resources. The main method of the node-level service grid model is to improve pod-accompanied service grid sidecar with the node-accompanied service grid sidecar sharing of multiple pods, combined with the cut-through of user mode protocol stack and scaling of node-level service grid sidecar. By the performance comparison of pod-level service grid model and node-level service grid, we can conclude that node-level service grid model can isolate pod services without affecting service operation, significantly reduce memory consumption without multiplying with the number of pods, and largely reduce end-to-end network delay about 30% but the overall CPU consumption as the same as that of the pod service grid model. It indicates that the node service grid model can obtain better business benefits than the pod service grid model in container cloud, cloud service providers can provide grid services for more tenants with less memory resources and network latency, and adding grid services has no impact on the operation of user applications.

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A Node-Level Model for Service Grid

Wang

Jifei

2022

Mobile Information Systems

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“…This thesis's contributions aim to solve several problems prevalent in the industries of IoT, embedded, and cyber-physical systems. The contributions of this thesis can be broken down into the design and implementation of two cohesive pieces of software, Remote Method Delegation [31] (RMD) and the Triton [30] domain-specific language.…”

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Triton: a Domain Specific Language for Cyber-Physical Systems

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Azim

2021

2021 22nd IEEE International Conference on Industrial Technology (ICIT)

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The design of cyber-physical systems is non-trivial and often filled with tedious, error-prone tasks that could be represented in a better way. Engineers often work with low-level languages such as C and C++, with real-time operating systems under limited computational resources, which requires extensive domain-specific knowledge.This work proposes Triton, a language focused on increasing abstraction by providing high-level domain-specific features to cyber-physical systems. We propose dedicated code blocks to handle task scheduling, constraint management, and computational offloading at the language level. Triton provides an easy way to offload tasks with bidirectional communication channels to enable continuous streaming of data between the master application and the tasks it offloads. Triton's prototype implementation targets the Java virtual machine (JVM), supporting execution on any platform with an available JVM. Experiments and example code provided shows the effectiveness of the proposed solution when compared with languages traditionally seen in cyber-physical systems development.

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Remote Method Delegation: a Platform for Grid Computing

Cited by 2 publications

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A Node-Level Model for Service Grid

A Node-Level Model for Service Grid

Triton: a Domain Specific Language for Cyber-Physical Systems

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