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State independent resource management for distributed grids

Abstract

In practice, a scheduling algorithm should consider multiple objectives. Typically, there are two kinds of objectives. The first is the performance of the system in terms of quantities related to the completion time of tasks, the second is the amount of state information required, which is often measured in terms of quantities such as communications costs. These two objectives are often in tension with one another. In this work, we introduce a scheduling algorithm which simultaneously addresses the objectives listed above namely, minimizing completion times, while requiring zero dynamic state information. Using simulation, we show the promising performance of our algorithm, and its robustness with respect to errors in parameter estimates.

Authors

Rasooli A; Down DG

Volume

1

Pagination

pp. 131-136

Publication Date

September 14, 2011

Conference proceedings

Icsoft 2011 Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Software and Database Technologies

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