Journal article
Optimizing the makespan and reliability for workflow applications with reputation and a look-ahead genetic algorithm
X Wang, CS Yeo, R Buyya, J Su
Future Generation Computer Systems | ELSEVIER | Published : 2011
Abstract
For applications in large-scale distributed systems, it is becoming increasingly important to provide reliable scheduling by evaluating the reliability of resources. However, most existing reputation models used for reliability evaluation ignore the critical influence of task runtime. In addition, most previous work uses list heuristics to optimize the makespan and reliability of workflow applications instead of genetic algorithms (GAs), which can give several satisfying solutions for choice. Hence, in this paper, we first propose the reliability-driven (RD) reputation, which is time dependent, and can be used to effectively evaluate the reliability of a resource in widely distributed system..
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Awarded by Australian Research Council
Funding Acknowledgements
We thank Marco A. S. Netto and Sungjin Choi for their comments. The work is partially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation (Research on Trust Management for Cyber Space), Major State Basic Research Development Programs of China: No. 2009CB320503 and the Australian Research Council.