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Title: Multi-Granular Application Management Platform and Multi-Core-Aware Parallel Scheduling Model.
Authors: Wei-Hua Bai1,2, Jian-Qing Xi1, Shao-Wei Huang2, Jia-Xian Zhu2
Source: Metallurgical & Mining Industry. 2015, Issue 9, p829-842. 14p.
Subjects: Web services, Application software research, Parallel scheduling (Computer scheduling)
Abstract: This study proposes a novel multi-granular application management platform between PaaS and IaaS layers that uses application virtualization techniques. A multi-core-aware parallel scheduling model is then investigated on the platform. Assisted by fine-grained application units, new functions can be created by combining the application units in different granularities based on business requirements. The multi-core-aware parallel scheduling model was developed to process application requests, and not only increases system flexibility and applicability but also improves fine-grained computing resource allocation, resource utilization of the fundamental infrastructure, and system throughput. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:This study proposes a novel multi-granular application management platform between PaaS and IaaS layers that uses application virtualization techniques. A multi-core-aware parallel scheduling model is then investigated on the platform. Assisted by fine-grained application units, new functions can be created by combining the application units in different granularities based on business requirements. The multi-core-aware parallel scheduling model was developed to process application requests, and not only increases system flexibility and applicability but also improves fine-grained computing resource allocation, resource utilization of the fundamental infrastructure, and system throughput. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:20760507