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Survey of Grid and Grid Computing

Yang Liu, Zong Rong, Chang Jun, Ping Chen

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Grid Computing is the third revolution of information technology after internet and web. It will change the mode of sharing distributed resource and services finally. This paper presents a historical record of the advent of Grid, then the new researched in grid architecture was introduced, which is core technology in the design of grid system.

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Grid Computing is the third revolution of information technology after internet and web. It will change the mode of sharing distributed resource and services finally. This paper presents a historical record of the advent of Grid, then the new researched in grid architecture was introduced, which is core technology in the design of grid system.

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Grid Computing is the third revolution of information technology after internet and web. It will change the mode of sharing distributed resource and services finally. This paper presents a historical record of the advent of Grid, then the new researched in grid architecture was introduced, which is core technology in the design of grid system.

Key concepts: Grid computing, Semantic grid, Grid, Computer science, DRMAA, Data grid, Shared resource, The Internet

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