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Foil 31 HLA/RTI at Top Management Level

From Gateway Systems: Commodity Interface to HPCC Systems ASC Year 2 Review Columbus -- July 2 98. by Geoffrey C. Fox


1 Resource Management typically breaks down into either
  • a) Scheduling of largely independent jobs
  • b) Optimized data placement in a data parallel entity
2 So a) is all at middle tier and should use commodity solutions -- there are many queuing systems such as Condor, Codine, LSF which we can "wrap" and Microsoft does not yet have a fully scalable commodity solution
  • Enterprise computing has Transaction Monitors
3 So it is still embryonic but we suggest adopting the HLA/RTI framework as this supports job placement, interdependencies (time management) and hierarchical systems of federations --> federates
4 Optimized data placement has been largely solved as a mathematical problem by HPCC but not packaged broadly. Our suggestion suggests how to invoke as backend support for a commodity service

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