Analyzing the QoS criteria from end user's perspective in computational grid environment

To tackle complex and massive number of jobs sent by end users, a powerful and dedicated computational resources are required. Grid computing provides such environment in which applications may run for a quite long time. Therefore, efficient scheduling policy is indispensable. In our previous work,...

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Main Authors: Dakkak, Omar, Nor, Shahrudin Awang, Arif, Suki
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
completion time
Conferences
Delays
Grid computing
IEEE Regions
QoS
Quality of service
scheduling
Time factors
workload
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Summary:To tackle complex and massive number of jobs sent by end users, a powerful and dedicated computational resources are required. Grid computing provides such environment in which applications may run for a quite long time. Therefore, efficient scheduling policy is indispensable. In our previous work, a mechanism named Swift Gap followed by developed completion time rule is introduced. This paper deeply analysis the interactions between the introduced mechanism with the simulated workloads and the objective functions from end user perspective. Three real workloads are simulated; the computational resources vary from workload to another. This analytical paper fully justifies the obtained findings, which is a contributory factor to extend this work in order to further improve the QoS for the end user.
ISSN:2159-3450
DOI:10.1109/TENCON.2017.8227944