Performance Monitoring and Analysis System for MUSCLE-based Applications in PL-Grid

Funika, Włodzimierz; Janczykowski, Michal; Dudek, Maciej Konrad; Kuboszek, Arkadiusz; Jopek, Konrad; Grzegorczyk, Maciej

doi:10.1109/esciencew.2011.33

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“…The approach we are going to present evolved: we resigned the idea of the primitive MUSCLE's and Nagios' stubs [3]. Instead, some extra work has been done.…”

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“…The ProActive platform is compliant with the Grid Component Model (GCM) to support HPC workflows and application parallelization using the active objects paradigm (http:// http://proactive.activeeon.com/index.php) 3. Java Agent DEvelopment Framework (JADE Framework) is a software Framework fully implemented in Java language which simplifies the implementation of multi-agent systems through a middle-ware that complies with the FIPA specifications and through a set of graphical tools that supports the debugging and deployment phases.…”

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An Ontology-based Approach to Performance Monitoring of MUSCLE-bound Multi-scale Applications

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Procedia Computer Science

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In this paper we present an evolved and extended approach to the monitoring of data flow and resources' usage in multiscale applications built with the MUSCLE environment. Most multi-scale platforms provide the ability of running complex computations, but do not sufficiently support monitoring features if any. Combining the monitored multi-scale application with components that support gathering low-level monitoring data into high abstraction level performance information and visualizing it at runtime is the main objective of our approach. Performance monitoring data should be presented to allow the user to easily observe and interpret computation progress. Data access and processing based on ontologies enables easy reconfiguration of monitored resources and application parameters. Moreover, ontologies facilitate automatic reasoning on performance flaws.

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“…The approach we are going to present evolved: we resigned the idea of the primitive MUSCLE's and Nagios' stubs [3]. Instead, some extra work has been done.…”

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confidence: 99%

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