XtremWeb: a generic global computing system
By Gilles Fedak, C. Germain, V. Néri, Franck Cappello. Proceedings First IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Cluster Computing and the Grid, 2001
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Subfields: Computer Networks and Communications, Hardware and Architecture, Information Systems
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Citations in the corpus
- On Death, Taxes, and the Convergence of Peer-to-Peer and Grid Computing (2003, background): “JXTA [28], XtremWeb [18], and BOINC [9] have been proposed as standard service infrastructure for P2P systems, but to date have seen little adoption and no interoperability.”
- P3: P2P-based middleware enabling transfer and aggregation of computational resources (2005, neutral): “File yes original XtremWeb [11] yes no choosable C, C++, etc.”
- Scientific Cloud Computing: Early Definition and Experience (2008, background): “Cloud computing distinguishes itself from other computing paradigms, like Grid computing [7], Global computing [6], Internet Computing [13], in following aspects: • User-centric interfaces Cloud services could be accessed with user-centric interfaces, which means:”
- A batch scheduler with high level components (2005, neutral): “The use of such systems is termed either Global or Desktop computing (Condor [18], XtremWeb [14]).”
- The Grid Economy (2005, background): “System-centric Grid resource management systems such as Legion [64], Condor [41], AppLeS PST [15], [21], NetSolve [20], PUNCH [47], and XtremWeb [17] adopt a conventional strategy, where a scheduling component decides which jobs are to be executed at which resource based on cost functions driven by ”
- Economic-based Distributed Resource Management and Scheduling for Grid Computing (2002, background): “Most of the related systems for Grid resource management and scheduling (such as Legion [123], Condor [79], AppLeS PST [28][42], NetSolve [41], PUNCH [85], and XtremWeb [32]) adopt a conventional strategy where a scheduling component decides which jobs are to be executed at which resource based on c”