Practical approaches to Grid workload and resource management in the EGEE project
2004
Resource management and scheduling of distributed, data-driven
applications in a Grid environment are challenging problems.
Although significant results were achieved in the past few
years, the development and the proper deployment of generic,
reliable, standard components present issues that still need to
be completely solved. Interested domains include workload
management, resource discovery, resource matchmaking and
brokering, accounting, authorization policies, resource access,
reliability and dependability. The evolution towards a
service-oriented architecture, supported by emerging standards,
is another activity that will demand attention. All these
issues are being tackled within the EU-funded EGEE project
(Enabling Grids for E-science in Europe), whose primary goals
are the provision of robust middleware components and the
creation of a reliable and dependable Grid infrastructure to
support e-Science applications. In this paper we present the
plans and the preliminary activities aiming at providing
adequate workload and resource management components, suitable
to be deployed in a production-quality Grid.
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