Implementing Java on Clusters

Aridor, Yariv; Factor, Michael; Teperman, Avi

doi:10.1007/3-540-44681-8_104

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“…As far as remote classes are concerned, the JavaParty environment can be viewed as a Java virtual machine that is distributed over several computers" [4]. Cluster Virtual Machine for Java [10,11], cJVM, was developed at the IBM Haifa Laboratory and "provides a single system image of a traditional JVM while execution on a cluster" [10]. The underlying architecture of cJVM is similar to RMI, so when an object is located on a remote node, the local node communicates with it via a proxy object.…”

Section: Other Systemsmentioning

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JDOS: A Jini Based Distributed Operating System

Saywell

Reeve

2003

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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J-DOS provides and integrated JAVA environment for the execution of a program across an interconnected network of heterogeneous computers. The system provides a file system, shared memory and a distributed execution scheme, all of which is transparent to the user. The framework used to provide these service is sufficiently general as to allow the provision of extra services by the user. We describe the client-server execution, remote execution and the shared file system, paying particulat attention to the techniques used to distribute threads over many nodes. Distributed Mandelbrot set generation and rendering is used to benchmark and validate the the remote execution and load balancing aspects of the system.

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Section: Other Systemsmentioning

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JDOS: A Jini Based Distributed Operating System

Saywell

Reeve

2003

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Implementing Java on Clusters

Aridor

Factor

Teperman

2001

Euro-Par 2001 Parallel Processing

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A comparative study of parallel and distributed Java projects for heterogeneous systems

Al-Jaroodi¹,

Mohamed²,

Jiang³

et al. 2002

Proceedings 16th International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium

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During the last few years, the concepts of cluster computing and heterogeneous networked systems have received increasing interest. The popularity of using Java for developing parallel and distributed applications that run on heterogeneous distributed systems has also grown rapidly. This paper is a survey of the current projects in parallel and distributed Java. These projects' main common objective is to utilize the available heterogeneous systems to provide high performance computing using Java. These projects were studied, compared and classified based on the approaches used. The study shows three major approaches. One is to develop a system that replaces the Java virtual machine (JVM) or utilizes the available parallel infrastructure such as MPI or PVM. Another is to provide seamless parallelization of multi-threaded applications. The third is to provide a pure Java implementation by adding classes and features that support parallel Java programming. In addition, a number of open issues are identified and discussed in this paper.

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Implementing Java on Clusters

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JDOS: A Jini Based Distributed Operating System

JDOS: A Jini Based Distributed Operating System

Implementing Java on Clusters

A comparative study of parallel and distributed Java projects for heterogeneous systems

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