Resource Schedulingin Grid Computing: A Survey

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Sonal Nagariya
Sonal Nagariya
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Mahindra Mishra
Mahindra Mishra
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Grid computing is a computing framework to meet growing demands for running heterogeneous grid enables applications. A grid system is composed of computers which are separately located and connected with each other through a network. Grids are systems that involve resource sharing and problem solving in heterogeneous dynamic grid environments. Here we present five different approaches/algorithms for resource allocation/ Scheduling in grid computing environment.

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Sonal Nagariya. 2014. \u201cResource Schedulingin Grid Computing: A Survey\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - A: Hardware & Computation GJCST-A Volume 13 (GJCST Volume 13 Issue A2): .

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Grid computing is a computing framework to meet growing demands for running heterogeneous grid enables applications. A grid system is composed of computers which are separately located and connected with each other through a network. Grids are systems that involve resource sharing and problem solving in heterogeneous dynamic grid environments. Here we present five different approaches/algorithms for resource allocation/ Scheduling in grid computing environment.

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