2004 · 134 citations · 11 references
ComputingComputer ScienceComputer SystemsFault ToleranceFault-tolerant SystemsGrid ComputingFault Tolerance DesignFault-tolerant SchedulingGrid ArchitectureJob SchedulingReliable Distributed SystemsReliable System DesignGrid SchedulingJob Scheduling ArchitectureReliable SchedulingReplication-based SchedulingScheduler DesignScheduling In Grid ComputingScheduling With Task Failures
Summary form only given. With the momentum gaining for the grid computing systems, the issue of deploying support for integrated scheduling and fault-tolerant approaches becomes paramount importance. Unfortunately, fault-tolerance has not been factored into the design of most existing grid scheduling strategies. To this end, we propose a fault-tolerant scheduling policy that loosely couples job scheduling with job replication scheme such that jobs are efficiently and reliably executed. Performance evaluation of the proposed fault-tolerant scheduler against a nonfault-tolerant scheduling policy is presented and shown that the proposed policy performs reasonably in the presence of various types of failures.
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