tailieunhanh - Grid Computing P4

Recent developments in high-performance networks, computers, information servers, and display technologies make it feasible to design network-enabled tools that incorporate remote compute and information resources into local computational environments and collaborative environments that link people, computers, and databases into collaborative sessions. | Reprint from Concurrency Practice and Experience 10 7 1998 567-581 1998 John Wiley Sons Ltd. Minor changes to the original have been made to conform with house style. 4 Software infrastructure for the I-WAY high-performance distributed computing experiment Ian Foster Jonathan Geisler Bill Nickless Warren Smith and Steven Tuecke Argonne National Laboratory Argonne Illinois United States INTRODUCTION Recent developments in high-performance networks computers information servers and display technologies make it feasible to design network-enabled tools that incorporate remote compute and information resources into local computational environments and collaborative environments that link people computers and databases into collaborative sessions. The development of such tools and environments raises numerous technical problems including the naming and location of remote computational communication and data resources the integration of these resources into computations the location characterization and selection of available network connections the provision of security and reliability and uniform efficient access to data. Grid Computing - Making the Global Infrastructure a Reality. Edited by F. Berman A. Hey and G. Fox 2003 John Wiley Sons Ltd ISBN 0-470-85319-0 102 IAN FOSTER ETAL. Previous research and development efforts have produced a variety of candidate point solutions 1 . For example DCE CORBA Condor 2 Nimrod 3 and Prospero 4 address problems of locating and or accessing distributed resources file systems such as AFS 5 DFS and Truffles 6 address problems of sharing distributed data tools such as Nexus 7 MPI 8 PVM 9 and Isis 10 address problems of coupling distributed computational resources and low-level network technologies such as Asynchronous Transfer Mode ATM promise gigabit sec communication. However little work has been done to integrate these solutions in a way that satisfies the scalability performance functionality reliability and security .

• 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
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• Toán ứng dụng
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• Công nghệ thông tin
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• Utility Computing
• Wiley Series on Parallel
• Distributed Computing
• market oriented
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• User Environments and Tools
• Grid Portal
• Framework for Loosely
• Coupled ApplicationsBuild Grid
• luận văn
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• phần mềm Globus
• phương trình tuyến tính
• Grid Systems
• Monitoring and Program Analysis Activities with DeWiz
• Grid Service
• Cluster Technology
• Graphical Design
• Programming Tools
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• Bộ Globus Toolkit
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• Computational fluid dynamics
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