Distributed Marketbased
Resource Allocation: Theory
Design, and Implementation [837
KB PDF] New!
An analysis of the factors involved in
allocating shared computing resources among competing users
in a grid. This presentation looks at the various models that
have been developed, including Tycoon, a market-based
system for managing compute resources.
Source: Information
Dynamics Laboratory,
HP Labs, Tycoon team –
Kevin Lai, Lars Rasmusson, Thomas Sandholm,
Li Zhang, Eytan Adar [HP
Tycoon website]
Grid Research Centre Overview [263
KB PDF]
Overview of work being done at
the Grid Research Centre, based at the University of Calgary.
One project, a collaboration with HP Labs, explores issues
related to monitoring grid environments. The aim is to describe
a framework in which monitoring sources can be discovered and
programmatically combined for use by high level tools. A second
project involves creating a data replication management system
using WSRF standards that is designed to work with bandwidth-on-demand
lightpath networks.
Source: Rob
Simmonds, co-PI and director of research for the Grid
Research Centre at the University of Calgary
Minimus – Is a Grid Light the Right Approach? [574
KB PDF]
This presentation from the 2005 HP-CAST
grid collaboration meeting in Krako addresses the need for
a less complex solution than Globus, and suggests that a 'grid
lite' might be the answer.
Source: Craig
C. Douglas,
University of Kentucky and Yale University (with acknowledgements
to Greg Astfalk, Jack Dongarra, Chris Johnson, Carl Kesselman,
RajKumar, and Rob Simmonds)
Labs of the World, Unite!!! [4.23
MB PDF]
This presentation describes how OurGrid meets
the needs of smaller and mid-sized research labs throughout
the world in collaborative computing. OurGrid is a peer-to-peer
grid solution that is easy to install and configure, and one
that allows labs to freely join the system without any human
intervention.
Source: Walfredo
Cirne, Universidade Federal de Campina Grande
Realm Specific
IP Implementation on National Grid Pilot Platform [1.2
MB PDF]
This project, a joint
effort of HP and the National Grid Office,
Singapore, is part of Singapore's vision
of facilitating "the seamless use of
an integrated cyber infrastructure in a secure,
effective and efficient manner to advance
scientific, engineering & biomedical R&D,
with the longer term goal of transforming
the Singapore economy using grid."
Related
links: [National
Grid web site slides] [Realm Specific IP Implementation on NGPP Infosheet]
Source: Sujoy
Saraswati, Hewlett-Packard Corp.; Choo Thong Tiong, National Grid
Office, Singapore
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