Priol / Vanneschi Towards Next Generation Grids

Proceedings of the CoreGRID Symposium 2007
1. Auflage 2007
ISBN: 978-0-387-72498-0
Verlag: Springer-Verlag
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 302 Seiten

Grids are a crucial enabling technology for scientific and industrial development. Peer-to Peer Computing, Grid, distributed storage technologies, emerging web service technologies, and other types of networked distributed computing, have provided new paradigms exploiting distributed resources. Grids are revolutionizing computing as profoundly as e-mail and the web.

Towards Next Generation Grids is the fifth volume of the CoreGRID series. Organized jointly with the Euro-Par 2007 conference, The CoreGRID Symposium intends to become the premiere European event on Grid Computing. The aim of this symposium is to strengthen and advance scientific and technological excellence in the area of Grid and Peer-to-Peer Computing. It is organized by the CoreGRID Network of Excellence funded by the European Union under the sixth Framework Programme. CoreGRID aims at building a virtual European-wide Research Laboratory in Grid and P2P technologies and involves 41 partners from 19 countries gathering 300 researchers and PhD students.

Towards Next Generation Grids is designed for a professional audience composed of researchers and practitioners in industry. This volume is also suitable for advanced-level students in computer science. It covers several topics:

* Service Level Agreement and Quality of Service

* Trust, Security and Virtual Organization

* Programming with Software Components

* Communication and Networking

* Job, Information and Resource Management

* Programming Methodology

* Workflow Management

* Data Management

Autoren/Hrsg.

Priol, Thierry

Vanneschi, Marco

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1;Contents;5
2;Foreword;8
3;Contributing Authors;14
4;SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENT AND QUALITY OF SERVICE;21
4.1;NEXTGRID ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPTS;22
4.2;VIRTUAL DOMAIN SHARING IN E-SCIENCE BASED ON USAGE SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENTS;33
4.3;OPTIMAL CLOSEST POLICY WITH QOS AND BANDWIDTH CONSTRAINTS FOR PLACING REPLICAS IN TREE NETWORKS;44
4.4;AN OPEN ARCHITECTURE FOR QOS INFORMATION IN BUSINESS GRIDS;54
5;TRUST, SECURITY AND VIRTUAL ORGANIZATION;67
5.1;THREAT ANALYSIS AND ATTACKS ON XTREEMOS: A GRID–ENABLED OPERATING SYSTEM;68
5.2;A UTILITY-BASED REPUTATION MODEL FOR SERVICE-ORIENTED COMPUTING;78
5.3;VIRTUAL ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT IN XTREEMOS: AN OVERVIEW;88
5.4;SEALED GRID WITH DOWNLOADABLE SERVICES;98
6;PROGRAMMING WITH SOFTWARE COMPONENTS;107
6.1;INTEROPERABILITY OF GRID COMPONENT MODELS: GCM AND CCA CASE STUDY;108
6.2;A COMPONENT PLUGIN MECHANISM AND FRAMEWORK FOR APPLICATION WEB SERVICES;119
6.3;TOWARDS DYNAMIC ADAPTABILITY SUPPORT FOR THE MASTER-WORKER PARADIGM IN COMPONENT BASED APPLICATIONS;129
7;COMMUNICATION AND NETWORKING;140
7.1;TOTAL EXCHANGE PERFORMANCE PREDICTION ON GRID ENVIRONMENTS ;141
7.2;SYNTHETIC COORDINATES FOR DISJOINT MULTIPATH ROUTING OVER THE INTERNET;151
7.3;ATOMIC COMMITMENT IN TRANSACTIONAL DHTS;161
8;JOBS, INFORMATION AND RESOURCES MANAGEMENT;172
8.1;INFORMATION QUALITY EVALUATION FOR GRID INFORMATION SERVICES;173
8.2;DESIGNING GENERAL, COMPOSABLE, AND MIDDLEWARE-INDEPENDENT GRID INFRASTRUCTURE TOOLS FOR MULTI-TIERED JOB MANAGEMENT;183
8.3;AMON - A USER-FRIENDLY JOB MONITORING FOR THE GRID;193
8.4;CO-ALLOCATING COMPUTE AND NETWORK RESOURCES - BANDWIDTH ON DEMAND IN THE VIOLA TESTBED;201
9;PROGRAMMING METHODOLOGIES;211
9.1;ADDING METADATA TO ORC TO SUPPORT REASONING ABOUT GRID PROGRAMS;212
9.2;A FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSIS OF LEGACY CODE MIGRATION TO GRID ENVIRONMENT;222
9.3;SIMPLIFYING GRID APPLICATION PROGRAMMING USING WEB-ENABLED CODE TRANSFER TOOLS;232
10;WORKFLOW MANAGEMENT;243
10.1;TOWARDS A LIGHT-WEIGHT WORKFLOW ENGINE IN THE ASKALON GRID ENVIRONMENT;244
10.2;SUPPORTING WORKFLOW-LEVEL PARAMETER STUDY APPLICATIONS BY THE P-GRADE GRID PORTAL;257
10.3;APPLYING PATTERNS FOR PORTING COMPLEX WORKFLOWS ONTO THE GRID;268
11;DATA MANAGEMENT;279
11.1;REAL TIME CLASSIFICATION MECHANISM FOR THE CAUSES OF DATA LOSS AND ITS INTEGRATION INTO A HIGH PERFORMANCE DATA TRANSFER SYSTEM FOR GRID COMPUTING;280
11.2;DEPENDABLE GRID SERVICES: A CASE STUDY WITH OGSA-DAI;292
12;Author Index;302