An Adaptable In-advance and Fairshare Meta-scheduling Architecture to Improve Grid QoS

Authors:
Luis Tomás;Per-Olov Östberg;Blanca Caminero;Carmen Carrion;Erik Elmroth
Affiliations:
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Venue:
GRID '11 Proceedings of the 2011 IEEE/ACM 12th International Conference on Grid Computing
Year:
2011

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Abstract

Grids are highly variable heterogeneous systems where resources may span multiple administrative domains and utilize heterogeneous schedulers, which complicates enforcement of end-user resource utilization quotas. This work focuses on enhancement of resource utilization quality of service through combination of two systems. A predictive meta-scheduling framework and a distributed fairs hare job prioritization system. The first, SA-Layer, is a system designed to provide scheduling of jobs in advance by ensuring resource availability for future job executions. The second, FS Grid, provides an efficient mechanism for fairs hare-based job prioritization. The integrated architecture presented in this work combines the strengths of both systems and improves perceived end-user quality of service by providing reliable resource allocations adhering to usage allocation policies.