TAILIEUCHUNG - Grid Computing P13

The goal of autonomic computing is the reduction of complexity in the management of large computing systems. The evolution of computing systems faces a continuous growth in the number of degrees of freedom the system must manage in order to be efficient. Two major factors contribute to the increase in the number of degrees of freedom: Historically, computing elements, such as CPU, memory, disks, network and so on, have nonuniform advancement. The disparity between the capabilities/speeds of various elements opens up a number of different strategies for a task depending upon the environment | 13 Autonomic computing and Grid Pratap Pattnaik Kattamuri Ekanadham and Joefon Jann Thomas J. Watson Research Center Yorktown Heights New York United States INTRODUCTION The goal of autonomic computing is the reduction of complexity in the management of large computing systems. The evolution of computing systems faces a continuous growth in the number of degrees of freedom the system must manage in order to be efficient. Two major factors contribute to the increase in the number of degrees of freedom Historically computing elements such as CPU memory disks network and so on have nonuniform advancement. The disparity between the capabilities speeds of various elements opens up a number of different strategies for a task depending upon the environment. In turn this calls for a dynamic strategy to make judicious choices for achieving targeted efficiency. Secondly the systems tend to have a global scope in terms of the demand for their services and the resources they employ for rendering the services. Changes in the demands resources in one part of the system can have a significant effect on other parts of the system. Recent experiences with Web servers related to popular events such as the Olympics emphasize the variability and unpredictability of demands and the need to rapidly react to the changes. A system must perceive the changes in the environment and must be ready with a variety of choices so that suitable strategies can be quickly selected for the new environment. The autonomic computing approach is to orchestrate Grid Computing - Making the Global Infrastructure a Reality. Edited by F. Berman A. Hey and G. Fox 2003 John Wiley Sons Ltd ISBN 0-470-85319-0 352 PRATAP PATTNAIK KATTAMURI EKANADHAM AND JOEFON JANN the management of the functionalities efficiencies and the qualities of services of large computing systems through logically distributed autonomous controlling elements and to achieve a harmonious functioning of the global system within the confines

• Kĩ thuật Viễn thông
• Grid Computing
• dữ liệu gird
• nền tảng gird
• mô hình tính toán
• tài nguyên điện toán
• Introduction to Grid Computing
• Grid Generations
• Types of Grid
• The Grid We are Building
• Grid Characteristics
• Grid applications
• Grid vs
• Cluster computing from application view
• Types of Grid applications
• Grid in the world
• Grid in Viet Nam
• Seminar Review
• Grid Computing Middleware
• Grid Resource Management
• Grid Computing Security
• Applications of SOA
• Grid Architecture
• Grid Layer Architecture
• Open Grid Service Architecture
• OGSA Capabilities
• Service centric View of the Grid
• Quản trị mạng
• Luận văn cử nhân tin học
• Công nghệ Grid Computing
• Ứng dụng công nghệ Grid Computing
• Lĩnh vực điện toán
• Khả năng lưu trữ
• Heuristic algorithm
• Resource utilization
• Sort Mid tasks scheduling algorithm
• Đại học Khoa học Tự nhiên TP
• HCM
• tài nguyên trên Grid
• tổ chức ảo
• quản lý toàn cục
• Data Management
• Based Scheduling
• Network Aware
• Data Transfers
• Grid Architectures
• Nền tảng Alchemi
• Ứng dụng Grid
• Toán ứng dụng
• Hiệu suất bài toán với Alchemi
• Công nghệ thông tin
• Market Oriented Grid
• Utility Computing
• Wiley Series on Parallel
• Distributed Computing
• market oriented
• Grid Software Process
• User Environments and Tools
• Grid Portal
• Framework for Loosely
• Coupled ApplicationsBuild Grid
• luận văn
• công nghệ Grid
• hệ thống Grid
• phần mềm Globus
• phương trình tuyến tính
• Grid Systems
• Monitoring and Program Analysis Activities with DeWiz
• Grid Service
• Cluster Technology
• Graphical Design
• Programming Tools
• Bài toán quản trị mạng
• Luận văn quản trị mạng
• Bộ Globus Toolkit
• Integrated Research
• scientific technological
• Peer to Peer technologies
• Programming Models
• System Architecture
• Resource Management
• Computational fluid dynamics
• Structured grid generation
• Unstructured grid generation
• Adaptive methods
• Computing techniques