Grid Computing: The New Frontier of High Performance ComputingLucio Grandinetti Elsevier, 2005. gada 15. nov. - 444 lappuses The book deals with the most recent technology of distributed computing.As Internet continues to grow and provide practical connectivity between users of computers it has become possible to consider use of computing resources which are far apart and connected by Wide Area Networks.Instead of using only local computing power it has become practical to access computing resources widely distributed. In some cases between different countries in other cases between different continents.This idea of using computer power is similar to the well known electric power utility technology. Hence the name of this distributed computing technology is the Grid Computing.Initially grid computing was used by technologically advanced scientific users.They used grid computing to experiment with large scale problems which required high performance computing facilities and collaborative work.In the next stage of development the grid computing technology has become effective and economically attractive for large and medium size commercial companies.It is expected that eventually the grid computing style of providing computing power will become universal reaching every user in industry and business. * Written by academic and industrial experts who have developed or used grid computing* Many proposed solutions have been tested in real life applications* Covers most essential and technically relevant issues in grid computing |
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Agent Agent Agent algorithm allocation application architecture bandwidth buffer cache checkpoint client cluster communication components concurrency connection data placement data sources database datacenter datasets developed DiskRouter Distributed Computing distributed system dynamic efficient ESnet execution Figure filter frame function Gb/s global Global Grid Forum Globus Globus Toolkit Gnutella GRelC Grid Computing grid environment Grid Services Grid-DBMS GridFTP Gridnut High Performance HPC4U IEEE implementation infrastructure instruction interface latency Lithium load balancing mechanisms memory messages microthreaded middleware migration multiple NetSolve nodes OGSA operations optimization overlay network parallel Parallel Computing Peer Service Peer-to-Peer pipeline problem processors protocol query reconfiguration remote remote procedure call request retrieval router scalability scheduling Science Section server specific storage strategy subsystem task thread topology transfer UNICORE virtual Web Services workload WSDL
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