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Optimizing Adaptive Checkpointing Schemes for Grid Workflow Systems
Hunan, China October 21-October 23
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Yang Xiang, Deakin University, Australia
Zhongwen Li, Xiamen University, China
Hong Chen, Xiamen University, China
One of the major challenges in wide use of Grid workflow systems is fault tolerance and avoidance. Checkpointing schemes provide a way of fault detection and recovery. In our research, we focus on performance optimization of checkpointing schemes for Grid workflow systems. We propose a set of adaptive checkpointing schemes that dynamically adjust the checkpointing intervals online by using store-checkpoints (SCPs) and compare-checkpoints (CCPs). These schemes can efficiently utilize comparison and storage operations and significantly improve the performance. Further, these schemes can calculate the optimal numbers of checkpoints by which minimize the mean execution time. We also expand the schemes from single-task execution scenarios to multitask execution scenarios. Simulation results show these schemes outstandingly increase the likelihood of timely task completion when faults occur.
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Yang Xiang, Zhongwen Li, Hong Chen, "Optimizing Adaptive Checkpointing Schemes for Grid Workflow Systems," gccw, pp.181-188, Fifth International Conference on Grid and Cooperative Computing Workshops, 2006
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