Agents as Resource Brokers in Grids — Forming Agent Teams

Kuranowski, Wojciech; Paprzycki, Marcin; Ganzha, Maria; Gawinecki, Maciej; Lirkov, Ivan; Margenov, Svetozar

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-78827-0_55

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“…This situation is not acceptable in most cases involving business applications, where jobs have to be executed in a specific order and by a certain deadline. To remedy this situation we proposed a different approach (see, [19,17,21,16,22,23,24] for more details), where:…”

Section: Agents In Grid Project Overviewmentioning

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Software Agents in ADAJ: Load Balancing in a Distributed Environment

Drozdowicz¹,

Ganzha²,

Kuranowski³

et al. 2008

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Adaptive Distributed Applications in Java (ADAJ ) is a platform developed for execution of distributed applications in Java. The objectives of this platform is to facilitate application design and to efficiently use the power of distributed computing. The ADAJ offers both a programming and an execution environment. In the latter it implements object observation and load balancing mechanisms. The observation mechanism allows estimating of the JVM load for each node running the ADAJ client. The load balancing mechanism dynamically adapts the workload across the system according to this information. Here we discuss how the original design based on JavaParty is going to be superseded by utilization of software agents.

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Section: Agents In Grid Project Overviewmentioning

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“…In this paper, we discuss how results put forward in the Agents in Grid project (see [18,28,19,17,21,16,22,23,24], and software agents in particular, can be utilized on a lower level (within the new ADAJ ) to:…”

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Software Agents in ADAJ: Load Balancing in a Distributed Environment

Drozdowicz¹,

Ganzha²,

Kuranowski³

et al. 2008

AIP Conference Proceedings

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“…In [12] we followed with a study ways of implementing yellow-page based matchmaking services. While in [11] we considered processes involved in agents seeking teams to execute their jobs, in [21] we have discussed processes taking place when agents seek teams to join, and in [20] we discussed how team is kept together through mirroring and presence monitoring. Separately, in [19] we have discussed trust-management-related issues.…”

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“…Let us start with the first case (more details can be found in [21]). Each user is represented in the system by an agent (the LAgent).…”

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Combining a JADE-Agent-Based Grid Infrastructure with the Globus Middleware Initial Solution

Senobari

Drozdowicz

Paprzycki

et al. 2008

2008 International Conference on Computational Intelligence for Modelling Control &Amp; Automation

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“…It should be noted that, initially, after a brief overview of Grid ontologies, we have decided to develop and use a very simple one [32,17]. For instance, the description of a grid node utilized only three of its possible features: (1) CPU specification, (2) available memory, and (3) available disk space.…”

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Ontologies, Agents and the Grid: An Overview

Drozdowicz¹,

Ganzha²,

Paprzycki³

et al.

Computational Science, Engineering &Amp; Technology Series

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Keywords: Software agents, Grid, resource brokering and management, ontology, semantic information processing.One of the important claims that permeate current view of information management is that ontological demarcation of data and semantic information processing are going to allow to infuse "intelligence" into information systems. Separately, it is claimed that software agents, combined with ontologies will be the foundation of Web 4.0. In our work we are developing an agent-team-based resource management and brokering infrastructure for computational Grids. The proposed meta-level middleware is to utilize both software agents and ontologies. In this context, the aim of this chapter is twofold. First, we present an overview of found efforts to develop ontologies to be used in Grid and agent-Grid computing. Second, we analyze which one of them, if any, should be the base ontology for the system under development. References 1 AbstractOne of the important claims that permeate current view of information management is that ontological demarcation of data and semantic information processing are going to allow to infuse "intelligence" into information systems. Separately, it is claimed that software agents, combined with ontologies will be the foundation of Web 4.0. In our work we are developing an agent-team-based resource management and brokering infrastructure for computational Grids. The proposed meta-level middleware is to utilize both software agents and ontologies. In this context, the aim of this chapter is twofold. First, we present an overview of found efforts to develop ontologies to be used in Grid and agent-Grid computing. Second, we analyze which one of them, if any, should be the base ontology for the system under development.

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Agents as Resource Brokers in Grids — Forming Agent Teams

Cited by 8 publications

References 6 publications

Software Agents in ADAJ: Load Balancing in a Distributed Environment

Software Agents in ADAJ: Load Balancing in a Distributed Environment

Combining a JADE-Agent-Based Grid Infrastructure with the Globus Middleware Initial Solution

Ontologies, Agents and the Grid: An Overview

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