Toward practical multi-workflow scheduling in cluster and grid environments
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Summary
This dissertation studies how to benefit from existing researches and practices on both static and dynamic scheduling, introduces a hybrid scheduling scheme, i.e., a planner guided dynamic scheduling approach, and proposes two definitions on failure prediction accuracy from the perspectives of system and scheduling respectively.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 2009-01-01
- Cited by
- 4
- References
- 107
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Keywords
Computer science, Workflow, Distributed computing, Workflow management system, Workflow technology
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- Explorations in grid workflow scheduling
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- Queue Waiting Time Aware Dynamic Workflow Scheduling in Multicluster Environments
- Planificación multinivel eficiente con aprovisionamiento dinámico en grids y clouds
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