Research advances by using interoperable e-science infrastructures
Cluster Computing
Modelling pilot-job applications on production grids
Euro-Par'09 Proceedings of the 2009 international conference on Parallel processing
MMACTEE'09 Proceedings of the 11th WSEAS international conference on Mathematical methods and computational techniques in electrical engineering
Towards a Powerful European DCI Based on Desktop Grids
Journal of Grid Computing
A model of pilot-job resource provisioning on production grids
Parallel Computing
Searching for Translated Plagiarism with the Help of Desktop Grids
Journal of Grid Computing
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Today basically two grid concepts rule the world: service grids and desktop grids. Service grids offer an infrastructure for grid users, thus require notable management to keep the service running. On the other hand, desktop grids aim to utilize free CPU cycles of cheap desktop PCs, are easy to set up, but the availability towards users is limited compared to the service grid. The aim of the EDGeS project is to create an integrated infrastructure that combines the advantages of the two grid concepts. A building block of this infrastructure is bridging between the different grid types. In the paper we focus on bridging from desktop grids towards service grids, i.e. making desktop grids able to utilize free service grid resources.