A mobile-agent-based PC grid

Fukuda, Munehiro; Tanaka, Yoichi; Suzuki, N.; Bic, Lubomir; Kobayashi, Satoshi

doi:10.1109/acw.2003.1210214

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“…AgentTeamwork [18] proposed a mobile agent based PC Grid middleware. AgentTeamwork makes use of mobile agents for resource search and job migration in the presence of crash failure.…”

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Adaptive group scheduling mechanism using mobile agents in peer-to-peer grid computing environment

et al. 2006

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Peer-to-peer grid computing is an attractive computing paradigm for high throughput applications. However, both volatility due to the autonomy of volunteers (i.e., resource providers) and the heterogeneous properties of volunteers are challenging problems in the scheduling procedure. Therefore, it is necessary to develop a scheduling mechanism that adapts to a dynamic peer-to-peer grid computing environment. In this paper, we propose a Mobile Agent based Adaptive Group Scheduling Mechanism (MAAGSM). The MAAGSM classifies and constructs volunteer groups to perform a scheduling mechanism according to the properties of volunteers such as volunteer autonomy failures, volunteer availability, and volunteering service time. In addition, the MAAGSM exploits a mobile agent technology to adaptively conduct various scheduling, fault tolerance, and replication algorithms suitable for each volunteer group. Furthermore,

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“…AgentTeamwork [18] proposed a mobile agent based PC Grid middleware. AgentTeamwork makes use of mobile agents for resource search and job migration in the presence of crash failure.…”

Section: Scheduling and Fault Tolerancementioning

confidence: 99%

Adaptive group scheduling mechanism using mobile agents in peer-to-peer grid computing environment

et al. 2006

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“…The paradigm of a multi-agent system was used with each mobile device viewed as an autonomous intelligent agent [8], [9] with a significant degree of autonomy, capable of performing independent tasks, sharing resources with other agents, and communicating with other agents in the grid.…”

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A Model for Coordinating Jobs on Mobile Wireless Computational Grids

Adeyelu¹,

Olajubu²,

Aderounmu³

et al. 2013

IJCA

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This paper presents a report of a study carried out to develop a job coordination model for the active resources on a mobile wireless computational grid. This was with a view to addressing the problem of frequent disruptions in connections and high computation time for a job resulting from the mobility of the mobile resources actively processing tasks. The proposed framework is a load-balancing three tier hierarchical system configuration and scheduling policies employing mobile Agents coordinating messengers carrying data and instructions among the hierarchical structured nodes. The model achieves a remarkable performance as compared with theoretical values in that there were reduction in response times and latencies when simulated with various workloads. The proposed migration and checkpointing approach ensures that currently executing processes are not always migrated because of loss of signal only, but only with reduction in battery power of the mobile hosts within the allocated time for processing a task.

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“…As regards the utilization of mobility, there exists a simple model [16] in which local access is always attempted, and there are also models [17,18] based on cost estimation and optimization in a dynamic resource management. In contrast to these, the behavioral rule description presented in this study aims at realization of the selection and combination of various models by selecting a procedure for determination of the migration destination according to the domain, such as static specification of the available migration list or the use of a host assignment service.…”

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Mobile agent system for Web service integration in pervasive network

Ishikawa

Yoshioka

Honiden

2005

Systems & Computers in Japan

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Efforts to realize Web service technology for dynamic integration of distributed components have been started. There is also a proposal for a language that describes the integration flow in a platform‐independent form. It is expected that Web service integration will be applied not only to the Internet, but also to various environments such as pervasive networks composed of mobile devices with wireless connections. In the latter case, it is necessary to deal with resource saving problems such as those that arise in a relatively low speed and unstable wireless channel. This study applies the mobile agent technique to the above problem and proposes a mobile agent system for Web service integration. In the proposed system, the physical actions of the mobile agents, that is, migration and cloning, are separated from the integration logic, and are represented as rules to be added to the integration flow description. By this separation, the physical behavior can be added or modified according to environmental conditions without modifying the integration flow. © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Syst Comp Jpn, 36(11): 34–48, 2005; Published online in Wiley InterScience (www.interscience.wiley.com). DOI 10.1002/scj.20334

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A mobile-agent-based PC grid

Cited by 42 publications

References 11 publications

Adaptive group scheduling mechanism using mobile agents in peer-to-peer grid computing environment

Adaptive group scheduling mechanism using mobile agents in peer-to-peer grid computing environment

A Model for Coordinating Jobs on Mobile Wireless Computational Grids

Mobile agent system for Web service integration in pervasive network

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