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Scalable Architecture for Allocation of Idle CPUs in a P2P Network

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In this paper we present a scalable, distributed architecture that allocates idle CPUs for task execution, where any node may request the execution of a group of tasks by other ones. A fast, scalable discovery protocol is an essential component. Also, up to date information about free nodes is efficiently managed in each node by an availability protocol. Both protocols exploit a tree-based peer-to-peer network that adds fault-tolerant capabilities. Results from experiments and simulation tests, using a simple allocation method, show discovery and allocation costs scaling logarithmically with the number of nodes, even with low communication overhead and little, bounded state in each node.

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Celaya, J., Arronategui, U. (2006). Scalable Architecture for Allocation of Idle CPUs in a P2P Network. In: Gerndt, M., Kranzlmüller, D. (eds) High Performance Computing and Communications. HPCC 2006. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 4208. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/11847366_25

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