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GAMESH: a grid architecture for scalable monitoring and enhanced dependable job scheduling

Bellavista et al., 2017

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12795592517607469764
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Bellavista P
Cinque M
Corradi A
Foschini L
Frattini F
Povedano-Molina J
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Future generation computer systems

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Grid computing is a largely adopted paradigm to federate geographically distributed data centers. Due to their size and complexity, grid systems are often affected by failures that may hinder the correct and timely execution of jobs, thus causing a non-negligible waste of …
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