Fault-aware scheduling for Bag-of-Tasks applications on Desktop Grids

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Abstract

Desktop Grids have proved to be a suitable platform for the execution of Bag-of-Tasks applications but, being characterized by a high resource volatility, require the availability of scheduling techniques able to effectively deal with resource failures and/or unplanned periods of unavailability. In this paper we present a set of fault-aware scheduling policies that, rather than just tolerating faults as done by traditional fault-tolerant schedulers, exploit the information concerning resource availability to improve application performance. The performance of these strategies have been compared via simulation with those attained by traditional fault-tolerant schedulers. Our results, obtained by consider a set of realistic scenarios modeled after real Desktop Grids, show that our approach results in better application performance and resource utilization. © 2006 IEEE.

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Anglano, C., Brevik, J., Canonico, M., Nurmi, D., & Wolski, R. (2006). Fault-aware scheduling for Bag-of-Tasks applications on Desktop Grids. In Proceedings - IEEE/ACM International Workshop on Grid Computing (pp. 56–63). IEEE Computer Society. https://doi.org/10.1109/ICGRID.2006.310998

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