Sentence examples for tasks applications from inspiring English sources
To evaluate the performance and volatility tolerance, we present experiment results for bag of tasks applications and message passing applications.
Bag-of-tasks applications are composed of a set of independent tasks.
Finally, a considerable limitation of existing VC systems is their focus on bag-of-tasks applications, with little or no communication and without dependencies between the tasks.
The development of Bag-of-Tasks applications for execution on multiprocessors or clusters requires the use of APIs not designed for this kind of problem.
In this paper we present a fault-tolerant virtual cluster architecture that can tackle with both issues in the context of compute intensive bag-of-tasks applications.
The problem of real-time scheduling of bag-of-tasks applications in cloud environments is a well-known and thoroughly studied problem [51], where different scheduling criteria have been considered including completion time [52], cost [53], and energy consumption [54].
The scheduling and execution of bag-of-tasks applications (BoTs) in Clouds is performed on sets of virtualized Cloud resources that start being exhausted right after their allocation disregarding whether tasks are being executed.
This paper surveys SI-based job scheduling algorithms for bag-of-tasks applications (such as PSEs) on distributed computing environments, and uniformly compares them based on a derived comparison framework.
In this study, we have evaluated the use of simulated annealing and thermodynamic simulated annealing in the scheduling of a dynamic multi-cloud system with virtual machines of heterogeneous performance serving Bag-of-Tasks applications.
In this paper we present the design for a fault-tolerant and trust-aware scheduler, which allows to execute Bag-of-Tasks applications on elastic and hybrid DCI, following user-defined scheduling strategies.
It also features a calendar, address book, memo pad and task applications that can be synchronized with a PC.
