A Bee Optimization Algorithm for Scheduling a Job Dynamically in Grid Environment

P. Rajeswari; M. Prakash

Grid computing is based on large scale resources sharing in a widely connected network. Grid scheduling is defined as the process of making scheduling decisions involving allocating jobs to resources over multiple administrative domains. Scheduling is the one of the key issues in the research. Matchmaking is a key aspect in the grid environment. Matching a job with available suitable resources has to satisfy certain constraints. Resource discovery is one of the key issues for job scheduling in the grid environment. The proposed Bee optimization algorithm is to analyze Quality of Service (QoS) metrics such as service class, job type in the heterogeneous grid environment. QoS parameters play a major role in selecting grid resources and optimizing resources effectively and efficiently. The output of the proposed algorithm is compared with max-min and min-min algorithm.

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• Volume 2 Issue 2, Oct. 2011

Year:

2011

Type of Publication:

Article

Keywords:

Bee Optimization GIS Resource Broker Scheduler Scheduling

Journal:

IJECCE

Volume:

2

Number:

2

Pages:

112-115

Month:

October