The Gridbus Middleware for Market‐Oriented Computing

Buyya, Rajkumar; Venugopal, Srikumar; Ranjan, Rajiv; Yeo, Chee Shin

doi:10.1002/9780470455432.ch26

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“…Although it supports all Globus middleware, and it provides an interface to be implemented for other middleware support (experimentally done for UNICORE [143] and Nordugrid [122]), it is mainly used in Globus Grids. In their latest publication [13] they also identified the burden of middleware support extensions and proposed a peer-to-peer resource discovery service to create a Grid-Federation network.…”

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Future Directions for Smart Grid: A Conceptual Model

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Although growth of renewables and other low-carbon energy sources is envisaged, there are many concerns about the flexibility, variability, non-controllability of the sources and the ability to maintain the balance between demands and supply. Then, what will be the future directions for intelligent power Grid systems in China? It is surprised that no research has ever tackled such an important issue before. In order to fill the vacancy, this paper first finds critical success criteria of future intelligent power Grid systems, and then constructs multiple criteria and decision making (MCDM) models to help in identifying the most suitable directions under complex social-economic environments, rapidly-changing technological movement and market demands. After practical investigation, the paper finds that a centralized power Grid system with Grid-aware networks, cloud-computing and multipurpose Grid applications should be more suitable for China's future development.

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The Gridbus Middleware for Market‐Oriented Computing

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Meta-brokering solution for establishing Grid Interoperability

Meta-brokering solution for establishing Grid Interoperability

Future Directions for Smart Grid: A Conceptual Model

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