A Dependable and Efficient Scheduling Model for Critical Applications on Grid Systems

Arasteh, Bahman; Hosseini, Mohammad Javad

doi:10.1109/parelec.2011.24

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“…Fry and Reiter [14] present a replication mechanism to improve reliability services that allows replicated objects to invoke operations on other potentially replicated objects. A dynamic and flexible scheduling model is proposed in [15] to improve reliability of grid services and resources. The proposed technique in this work improves the MTTF factor and consequently the availability and reliability of delivered services by grid will be increased.…”

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An efficient and low cost monitoring system to improve availability and reliability of grid services

Hosseini

Arasteh

2011

Proceedings of 2011 International Conference on Computer Science and Network Technology

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In the Grid and cloud computing systems, resources are shared among a large number of applications and users. These systems, as efficient environments, can be used for execution of long-running distributed applications. The failure occurrence during critical long-running applications can lead to spend considerable time and cost. This paper proposes an efficient job and resource monitoring services to attain the needed degree of availability and reliability of long-life application. In addition to the quality of services, the other focus of this work is to minimize resource consumption and the cost of requested services in the economic grid. The dynamic nature of proposed monitoring service leads to improve the availability and reliability of grid resources/services with low resource consumption. Analytical approach (Markov approach) is used to analyze the effect of our service on the availability and reliability of grid serviceslresources in the presence of permanent and transient faults.

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“…The grid infrastructure consists of layered software components deployed in different nodes [15]. A Grid can be defmed as a layer of networked services that allow users access to a distributed collection of computing, data, communication and application resources from any location.…”

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confidence: 99%