Co-design of Distributed Systems Using Skeleton and Autonomic Management Abstractions
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2009
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| Idioma(s) |
eng |
| Direitos |
info:eu-repo/semantics/restrictedAccess |
| Fonte |
Aldinucci , M , Danelutto , M & Kilpatrick , P 2009 , Co-design of Distributed Systems Using Skeleton and Autonomic Management Abstractions . in E Cesar , M Alexander , A Streit , J L Traff , C Cerin , A Knupfer , D Kranzlmuller & S Jha (eds) , EURO-PAR 2008 WORKSHOPS - PARALLEL PROCESSING . Lecture Notes in Computer Science , vol. 5415 , Springer , BERLIN , pp. 403-414 , 14th International Euro-Par Conference , Spain , 26-29 August . |
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contributionToPeriodical |
| Contribuinte(s) |
Cesar, E Alexander, M Streit, A Traff, JL Cerin, C Knupfer, A Kranzlmuller, D Jha, S |
| Resumo |
<p>We discuss how common problems arising with multi/many core distributed architectures can he effectively handled through co-design of parallel/distributed programming abstractions and of autonomic management of non-functional concerns. In particular, we demonstrate how restricted patterns (or skeletons) may be efficiently managed by rule-based autonomic managers. We discuss the basic principles underlying pattern+manager co-design, current implementations inspired by this approach and some result achieved with proof-or-concept, prototype.</p> |
| Publicador |
Springer |
| Palavras-Chave | #Algorithmic skeletons #design patterns #distributed programming abstractions #autonomic computing #grids #clouds #multi/many core |
