Economic model of scheduling and fair resource sharing in distributed computations

Authors:
V. V. Toporkov;D. M. Yemelyanov
Affiliations:
Moscow Power Engineering Institute, National Research University, Moscow, Russia 111250;Moscow Power Engineering Institute, National Research University, Moscow, Russia 111250
Venue:
Programming and Computing Software
Year:
2014

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Abstract

A model for job flow scheduling and fair resource sharing in distributed computing environments is proposed. The model helps one to take into account requirements in the virtual organization imposed by the users on efficiency and job performance quality. With the proposed slot selection algorithms, one can find alternatives optimal with respect to a given criterion for each job in the batch.