Mediation of Service Overhead in Service-Oriented Grid Architectures

Grid computing applications and infrastructures build heavily on Service-Oriented Computing development methodology and are often realized as Service-Oriented Architectures. The Grid Job Management Framework (GJMF) is a flexible Grid infrastructure and application support tool that offers a range of...

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Main Authors: Östberg, Per-Olov, Elmroth, E.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Computer architecture
computing
Grid computing
Grid ecosystem
Grid job management
Optimization
Performance Analysis
Performance evaluation
Service-Oriented Architecture
Throughput
Time measurement
Web services
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Summary:Grid computing applications and infrastructures build heavily on Service-Oriented Computing development methodology and are often realized as Service-Oriented Architectures. The Grid Job Management Framework (GJMF) is a flexible Grid infrastructure and application support tool that offers a range of abstractive and platform independent interfaces for middleware-agnostic Grid job submission, monitoring, and control. In this paper we use the GJMF as a test bed for characterization of Grid Service-Oriented Architecture overhead, and evaluate the efficiency of a set of design patterns for overhead mediation mechanisms featured in the framework.
ISSN:2152-1085
2152-1093
DOI:10.1109/Grid.2011.11