RMS A Flexible Approach for Fault Tolerant Mechanism in the Grid Environments
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https://doi.org/10.51983/ajcst-2012.1.1.1696Keywords:
Scheduling, decentralized approach, Process Repository, Process Manager, Status Collector, Process dispatcher, CatalogAbstract
Grid computing is the major research area where the distributed resources are used. In Scheduling, the biggest challenge is to acquire optimum solution for the submitted jobs in the grid. For large subtask require time consuming computation, this paper introduces a new fault recovery mechanism into grid systems and an in depth study on grid service. We propose a new algorithm on considering these factors. In our proposed algorithm Recovery Mutual Scheduling, a catalog is used which will be responsive in accumulation of saving its state periodically. Consequently the overall throughput of a system is increased with the decentralized approach.
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