Monitoring the EDGeS project infrastructure

Araujo, Filipe; Santiago, David; Ferreira, Diogo; Farinha, Jorge; Domingues, Patrício; Silva, Luis Moura; Urbah, Etienne; Lodygensky, Oleg; He, Haiwu; Marosi, Attila Csaba; Gombas, Gabor; Balaton, Zoltan; Farkas, Zoltan; Kacsuk, Peter

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Monitoring the EDGeS project infrastructure.pdf	EDGeS is an European funded Framework Program 7 project that aims to connect desktop and service grids together. While in a desktop grid, personal computers pull jobs when they are idle, in service grids there is a scheduler that pushes jobs to available resources. The work in EDGeS goes well beyond conceptual solutions to bridge these grids together: it reaches as far as actual implementation, standardization, deployment, application porting and training. One of the work packages of this project concerns monitoring the overall EDGeS infrastructure. Currently, this infrastructure includes two types of desktop grids, BOINC and XtremWeb, the EGEE service grid, and a couple of bridges to connect them. In this paper, we describe the monitoring effort in EDGeS: our technical approaches, the goals we achieved, and the plans for future work.	540.16 KB	Adobe PDF	Download

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EDGeS is an European funded Framework Program 7 project that aims to connect desktop and service grids together. While in a desktop grid, personal computers pull jobs when they are idle, in service grids there is a scheduler that pushes jobs to available resources. The work in EDGeS goes well beyond conceptual solutions to bridge these grids together: it reaches as far as actual implementation, standardization, deployment, application porting and training. One of the work packages of this project concerns monitoring the overall EDGeS infrastructure. Currently, this infrastructure includes two types of desktop grids, BOINC and XtremWeb, the EGEE service grid, and a couple of bridges to connect them. In this paper, we describe the monitoring effort in EDGeS: our technical approaches, the goals we achieved, and the plans for future work.

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Article number 5161138 - 23rd IEEE International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium, IPDPS 2009, 23 May 2009 through 29 May 2009 - Code 78504

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Electronic mail Bridges Grid computing Processor scheduling Computerized monitoring Informatics Project management Technology management Engineering management Automation

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F. Araujo et al., "Monitoring the EDGeS project infrastructure," 2009 IEEE International Symposium on Parallel & Distributed Processing, Rome, Italy, 2009, pp. 1-8, doi: https://doi.org/10.1109/IPDPS.2009.5161138.