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Scheduling Framework for Bandwidth-Aware Job Grouping-Based Scheduling in Grid Computing

Ng, Wai Keat, and Ang, T.F., and Ling, T.C., and Liew, C.S., (2006) Scheduling Framework for Bandwidth-Aware Job Grouping-Based Scheduling in Grid Computing. Malaysian Journal of Computer Science, 19 (2). pp. 117-126. ISSN 0127-9084

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Abstract

In recent years, Grid computing has emerged as an evolution from the existing distributed computing systems for delivering information, resources and services to users. This new computational infrastructure offers a remarkable increase in the number of available computation capabilities that can be delivered to applications. Grid computing is increasingly being used for aggregating resources across different geographical places. Therefore, job scheduling in the Grid computing environment has posed new challenges which demand for better computing performance and well-improved utilization of resources. This paper investigates the use of bandwidth-awareness in a scheduling framework to enhance the performance of job scheduling.

Item Type:Journal
Keywords:Grid Computing, Job Scheduling, Scheduling Framework
Subjects:Q Science, Computer Science
ID Code:341

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