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Algorithms for Self-Organization and Adaptive Service Placement in Dynamic Distributed Systems

Artur Andrzejak, Sven Graupner, V. E. Kotov, H. Trinks

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In this paper we consider distributed computing systems which exhibit dynamism due to their scale or inherent design, e.g. inclusion of mobile components. Prominent examples are Grids - large networks where computing resources can transparently be shared and utilized for solving complex compute tasks. one of the hard

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In this paper we consider distributed computing systems which exhibit dynamism due to their scale or inherent design, e.g. inclusion of mobile components. Prominent examples are Grids - large networks where computing resources can transparently be shared and utilized for solving complex compute tasks. one of the hard

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In this paper we consider distributed computing systems which exhibit dynamism due to their scale or inherent design, e.g. inclusion of mobile components. Prominent examples are Grids - large networks where computing resources can transparently be shared and utilized for solving complex compute tasks. one of the hard

Key concepts: Dynamism, Distributed computing, Computer science, Resource allocation, Fault tolerance, USable, Resource (disambiguation), Service (business)

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