A True Virtualized Infrastructure for Grid Computing

Grid technology allows organizations to utilize numerous computers to solve problems by sharing computing resources. At its current stage, grid computing is still not broadly accessible to non-computing users and continues to be user unfriendly. A normal user spends too much time on procedures for a...

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Published in:Journal of algorithms & computational technology 2007-10, Vol.1 (3), p.409-426
Main Authors: Rasool, Raihan Ur, Qingping, Guo
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Algorithms
Computation
Computational grids
Infrastructure
Organizations
Prototypes
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Summary:Grid technology allows organizations to utilize numerous computers to solve problems by sharing computing resources. At its current stage, grid computing is still not broadly accessible to non-computing users and continues to be user unfriendly. A normal user spends too much time on procedures for accessing a resource and too little time on using the resource itself. So abstraction of various Grid capabilities is needed. In this paper we have presented a virtualized infrastructure which eliminates the concept of job-submission, and supplies the computing power invisibly. It includes a personal agent mediated resource trading system. A working prototype of one part of this project is ready and has been demonstrated here.
ISSN:1748-3018
1748-3026
DOI:10.1260/174830107782424101