Autonomic Adaptation of Virtual Distributed Environments in a Multi-Domain Infrastructure
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| Contributor(s) | Ryan Riley, Dongyan Xu Purdue University, West Lafayette |
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| Abstract | By federating resources from multiple domains, a shared infrastructure provides aggregated computation resources to a large number of users. With rapid advances in virtualization technologies, we propose the concept of virtual distributed environments as a new sharing paradigm for a multi-domain shared infrastructure. Such virtual environments provide users with confined, customized platforms to execute legacy parallel/distributed applications. Furthermore, we propose to support autonomic adaptation of virtual distributed environments, driven by both dynamic availability of infrastructure resources and dynamic application resource demand. We identify new research challenges and describe our on-going work and preliminary results. |
| Credits | This work was supported in part by National Science Foundation Grants OCI-0438246, OCI-0504261, CNS-0546173. |
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| Date posted | 11 Jul, 2006 |
| Type | Online Presentations |
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