2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.compeleceng.2013.01.008
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Static and dynamic job scheduling with communication aware policy in cluster computing

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“…If the parallel jobs are in need of communicating between themselves, then using the existing techniques [1], [3], there will be performance degradation due to communication overhead. To avoid the communication overhead and to improve the performance of the cluster or any high performance computing environment, communication aware scheduling (CAS) is devised [15]. In CAS, coscheduled job is considered for parallel job.…”
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“…If the parallel jobs are in need of communicating between themselves, then using the existing techniques [1], [3], there will be performance degradation due to communication overhead. To avoid the communication overhead and to improve the performance of the cluster or any high performance computing environment, communication aware scheduling (CAS) is devised [15]. In CAS, coscheduled job is considered for parallel job.…”
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“…They are based on the workload consideration as the key point. Communication aware scheduling algorithm is devised by considering the different kinds of workloads such as serial jobs or parallel jobs [15]. The performance is evaluated using two parameters namely: idle time of nodes and wait time of jobs.…”
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“…The main issue is how to share the processors available in the existing parallel computing environment among tasks submitted by users or processes. There are different parallel computing environments first, the parallel computers in which the systems come under are desktops and laptops with multi-core chips, second are the grids in which large scale heterogeneous distributed shared computing environment, third are the web servers, in which large scale latency sensitive online services are provided and finally the virtualization, in which the resource management is performed inside and among multiple virtual machines [1][2][3][4][5]. It is easily understood that the parallel computing environments are existing and rather continues to future technologies [3,4].…”
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