Message-based cellular peer-to-peer grids: foundations for secure federation and autonomic services

Authors:
Geoffrey Fox;Sang Lim;Shrideep Pallickara;Marlon Pierce
Affiliations:
Community Grids Lab, Indiana University;Community Grids Lab, Indiana University;Community Grids Lab, Indiana University;Community Grids Lab, Indiana University
Venue:
Future Generation Computer Systems - Special issue: P2P computing and interaction with grids
Year:
2005

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Abstract

We examine the creation of peer-to-peer Grids in which autonomous Grid components (Gridlets) may be federated into dynamic Grid collections. We examine two important aspects of these systems: federated security and autonomic considerations. As we discuss, both may be implemented using a messaging system as a substrate. Messaging systems provide the means of bridging Gridlet realms, organizing access control areas, and providing autonomic building blocks like discovery, reliability, resilience, and robustness of the peer-to-peer Grid.