Job control in distributed environments with non-dedicated resources

Authors:
V. V. Toporkov
Affiliations:
Moscow Power Engineering Institute, Moscow, Russia 111250
Venue:
Journal of Computer and Systems Sciences International
Year:
2011

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Abstract

A model of job processing in distributed environments with non-dedicated resources having owners is proposed and justified. The model adopts the implementation of the so-called fair distribution of resources between independent users and owners of computation nodes. Problems of optimal and efficient combinations of available resources based on dynamically changing schedules (lists of slots of which each is associated with a time interval for the execution of a part of job and a certain type of resources) are discussed.