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Hill Climbing-Based Decentralized Job Scheduling on Computational Grids
Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China June 20-June 24
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Qingjiang Wang, Ocean University of China, China
Yun Gao, Ocean University of China, China
Peishun Liu, Ocean University of China, China
De-centralized job scheduling is implemented by job migrations between neighboring grid nodes. To optimize node selection of a new-submitted job, the job may be migrated many times. Here, the hill climbing method is used to determine the migration route. Experiments simulate de-centralized job scheduling, including node adjacencies, local scheduling of grid nodes, and grid workload. Compared with k-distributed and auction methods, hill climbing-based scheduling usually can enhance processor utilization, and can reduce bounded slowdown.
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Qingjiang Wang, Yun Gao, Peishun Liu, "Hill Climbing-Based Decentralized Job Scheduling on Computational Grids," imsccs, vol. 1, pp.705-708, 2006 First International Multi-Symposiums on Computer and Computational Sciences, 2006
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