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Imprecise Calendars: an Approach to Scheduling Computational Grids
Austin, Texas May 31-June 04
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We describe imprecise calendars, a way to organize and schedule clusters of nodes in a computation grid. Imprecise calendars permit the easy and efficient sharing of resources between different clusters of computers that are part of a computational grid. In addition, they can be used to provide specific time reservations for applications. We describe the algorithms and policies for manipulation of imprecise calendars. We also include a series of simulation studies that compare our approach to previous batch scheduling systems for both a single cluster and collection of clusters up to over 3,000 nodes.
Index Terms:
Parallel Computing Distributed Scheduling Computational Grid Batch Scheduler Meta Computing
Citation:
Jeffrey K. Hollingsworth, Songrit Maneewongvatana, "Imprecise Calendars: an Approach to Scheduling Computational Grids," icdcs, pp.0352, 19th IEEE International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems (ICDCS'99), 1999
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