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Towards a Scheduling Policy For Hybrid Methods on Computational Grids

Vincent Keller
2006
Conference Papers

Abstract

In this paper, we propose a cost model for running partic- ular component based applications on a computational Grid. This cost is evaluated by a metascheduler and negotiated with the user by a broker. A specific set of applications is considered: hybrid methods, where components have to be launched simultaneously.

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