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Adaptive Co-Scheduler For Highly Dynamic Resources, Kartik Vedalaveni
Adaptive Co-Scheduler For Highly Dynamic Resources, Kartik Vedalaveni
Computer and Electronics Engineering: Dissertations, Theses, and Student Research
There are many kinds of scientific applications that run on high throughput computational (HTC) grids. HTC may utilize clusters opportunistically, only running on a given cluster when it is otherwise idle. These widely dispersed HTC clusters are heterogeneous in terms of capability and availability, but can provide significant computing power in aggregate. The scientific algorithms run on them also vary greatly. Some scientific algorithms might use high rates of disk I/O and some might need large amounts of RAM. Most schedulers only consider cpu availability, but unchecked demand on these associated resources that aren’t managed by resource managers may give …