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    <item rdf:about="publications/conferencereference.2008-05-12.9620623866">        <title>Enabling Personal Clusters on Demand for Batch Resources Using Commodity Software</title>        <link>publications/conferencereference.2008-05-12.9620623866</link>        <description>Providing QoS (Quality of Service) in batch resources against the uncertainty of resource availability due to the space-sharing nature of scheduling policies is a critical capability required for high-performance computing. This paper introduces a technique called personal cluster which reserves a partition of batch resources on user’s demand in a best-effort manner. A personal cluster provides a private cluster dedicated to the user during a user-specified time period by installing a user-level resource manager on the resource partition. This technique not only enables cost-effective resource utilization and efficient task management but also provides the user a uniform interface to heterogeneous resources regardless of local resource management software. A prototype implementation using a PBS batch resource manager and Globus Toolkits based on Web Services shows that the overhead of instantiating a personal cluster of medium size is small, which is just about 1 minute for a personal cluster having 32 processors.</description>        <dc:publisher>No publisher</dc:publisher>        <dc:creator>yskee</dc:creator>        <dc:rights></dc:rights>                <dc:date>2008-05-15T21:10:16Z</dc:date>        <dc:type>Conference Reference</dc:type>    </item>
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 New   science   in   many   important   disciplines   now   requires   complex  ,   time  -  dependent   access   to   distributed   computing   resources  .   We   addresses   these   problems   by   creating   a   higher   level   resource   abstraction   that   layers   on   top   of   existing   Cyberinfrastructure   that   allows   an   application   to   target   stable   resource   aggregations   spanning   sites   through   a   well  -  defined   and   standard  -  compatible   interfaces  .   The   functionality   of   vgES   automatically   maps   application   centric   Virtual   Grid   specifications   onto   available   resources   through   a   split  -  phase   provisioning   and   actualization   protocol  .   Clients   of   vgES   see   all   resources   in   terms   of   single   resource   slot   abstraction   that   can   be   treated   as   a   form   of   advanced   resource   reservation   even   when   underlying   resource   do   not   support   such   reservations   directly  . 
 
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