A efficient data replica replacement algorithm for Mobile Grid
Bin Sun, Yueli Dong
Abstract
Bin Sun, Yueli Dong
Abstract
One of the major problems in Mobile Grid environments is the optimal distribution and replication of data files, in order to improve and maintain a high overall throughput of Grid jobs that access files. A data replica replacement algorithm based on value model is proposed and the arithmetic method to calculate replica value is introduced. This algorithm adapts to the high variation environment in Mobile Grid environment. The value of a data replica reflects the usage history of the cache and the variability of it. We construct a data replica value evaluation system which makes those unstable or rarely used replicas first be deleted, when there is not enough storage space during replication. Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm can obtain better performance for grid tasks to access data replicas.
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One of the major problems in Mobile Grid environments is the optimal distribution and replication of data files, in order to improve and maintain a high overall throughput of Grid jobs that access files. A data replica replacement algorithm based on value model is proposed and the arithmetic method to calculate replica value is introduced. This algorithm adapts to the high variation environment in Mobile Grid environment. The value of a data replica reflects the usage history of the cache and the variability of it. We construct a data replica value evaluation system which makes those unstable or rarely used replicas first be deleted, when there is not enough storage space during replication. Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm can obtain better performance for grid tasks to access data replicas.
Key concepts: Replica, Computer science, Data grid, Grid, Cache, Grid computing, Replication (statistics), Grid file