A decentralized model for scheduling independent tasks in Federated Grids

Leal, Katia; Huedo, Eduardo; Llorente, Ignacio

doi:10.1016/j.future.2009.02.003

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“…They use a so-called delegated matchmaking (DMM), where Koala instances delegate resource information in a peer-2-peer manner. Gridway introduced a Scheduling Architectures Taxonomy to form a grid federation [39,24], where Gridway instances can communicate and interact through grid gateways. These instances can access resources belonging to different Grid domains.…”

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An interoperable and self-adaptive approach for SLA-based service virtualization in heterogeneous Cloud environments

Kertész

Kecskeméti

Brandić

2014

Future Generation Computer Systems

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Cloud computing is a newly emerged computing infrastructure that builds on the latest achievements of diverse research areas, such as Grid computing, Service-oriented computing, business process management and virtualization. An important characteristic of Cloud-based services is the provision of non-functional guarantees in the form of Service Level Agreements (SLAs), such as guarantees on execution time or price. However, due to system malfunctions, changing workload conditions, hard-and software failures, established SLAs can be violated. In order to avoid costly SLA violations, flexible and adaptive SLA attainment strategies are needed. In this paper we present a self-manageable architecture for SLA-based service virtualization that provides a way to ease interoperable service executions in a diverse, heterogeneous, distributed and virtualized world of services. We demonstrate in the paper that the combination of negotiation, brokering and deployment using SLA-aware extensions and autonomic computing principles are required for achieving reliable and efficient service operation in distributed environments.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

An interoperable and self-adaptive approach for SLA-based service virtualization in heterogeneous Cloud environments

Kertész

Kecskeméti

Brandić

2014

Future Generation Computer Systems

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“…Leal et al [27] present a decentralized model consisting of a set of metaschedulers for scheduling independent tasks in federated grids. Four simple, decoupled and coarse-grained solution algorithms are considered as each metascheduler's mapping strategy.…”

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Exploring decentralized dynamic scheduling for grids and clouds using the community-aware scheduling algorithm

Huang

Bessis

Norrington

et al. 2013

Future Generation Computer Systems

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“…Among the grid federation efforts we can find InterGrid [9] along with the work by Assuncao et al [3] that promotes interlinking different grid systems through economic-based peering agreements to enable inter-grid resource sharing, Gridway [67] through its grid gateways [22] along the work by Leal et al [35] that proposed a decentralized model for scheduling on federated grids to improve makespan and resource performance, LAGrid meta-scheduling [5,55,59] that promotes interlinking different grid systems through peering agreements to enable inter-Grid resource sharing, Koala [39] with the use of delegated matchmaking [24] to obtain the matched resources from one of the peer Koala instances, VIOLA [61] that implements grid interoperability via WS-Agreement [2] and provides coallocation of multiple resources based on reservations, Grid Meta-Brokering Service (GMBS) [28,29] proposes an architecture for grid interoperability based on high level abstractions to describe the broker's capabilities and properties using a specific language [30][31][32]57], the work by Elmroth et al [13] that presents a grid resource brokering service based on grid standards, Guim et al [56] studied scheduling techniques for multi-site grid environments, and within EGEE, efforts to enable interoperability between gLite and UNICORE [14] systems [38,51].…”

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Federating Advanced Cyberinfrastructures with Autonomic Capabilities

Diaz-Montes

Rodero

Zou

et al. 2014

Cloud Computing for Data-Intensive Applications

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Cloud computing has emerged as a dominant paradigm that has been widely adopted by enterprises. Clouds provide on-demand access to computing utilities, an abstraction of unlimited computing resources, and support for ondemand scale up, scale down and scale out. Clouds are also rapidly joining high performance computing system, clusters and grids as viable platforms for scientific exploration and discovery. Furthermore, dynamically federated Cloud-ofClouds infrastructure can support heterogeneous and highly dynamic applications requirements by composing appropriate (public and/or private) cloud services and capabilities. As a result, providing scalable and robust mechanisms to federate distributed infrastructures and handle application workflows, that can effectively utilize them, is critical. In this chapter, we present a federation model to support the dynamic federation of resources and autonomic management mechanisms that coordinate multiple workflows to use resources based on objectives. We demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed framework and autonomic mechanisms through the discussion of an experimental evaluation of illustrative use case application scenarios, and from these experiences, we discuss that such a federation model can support new types of application formulations.

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A decentralized model for scheduling independent tasks in Federated Grids

Cited by 66 publications

References 29 publications

An interoperable and self-adaptive approach for SLA-based service virtualization in heterogeneous Cloud environments

An interoperable and self-adaptive approach for SLA-based service virtualization in heterogeneous Cloud environments

Exploring decentralized dynamic scheduling for grids and clouds using the community-aware scheduling algorithm

Federating Advanced Cyberinfrastructures with Autonomic Capabilities

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