Enabling high-level programming models on grids is today a major challenge. A way to achieve this goal relies on the use of environments able to transparently and automatically provide adequate support for low-level, grid-specific issues (fault-tolerance, scalability, etc.). This paper discusses the above approach when applied to grid data management. As a case study, we propose a 2-tier software architecture that supports transparent, fault-tolerant, grid-level data sharing in the ASSIST programming environment (University of Pisa), based on the JuxMem grid data sharing service (INRIA Rennes).

Fault-Tolerant Data Sharing for High-level Grid Programming: A Hierarchical Storage Architecture

ALDINUCCI, MARCO;
2008-01-01

Abstract

Enabling high-level programming models on grids is today a major challenge. A way to achieve this goal relies on the use of environments able to transparently and automatically provide adequate support for low-level, grid-specific issues (fault-tolerance, scalability, etc.). This paper discusses the above approach when applied to grid data management. As a case study, we propose a 2-tier software architecture that supports transparent, fault-tolerant, grid-level data sharing in the ASSIST programming environment (University of Pisa), based on the JuxMem grid data sharing service (INRIA Rennes).
2008
Achievements in European Research on Grid Systems
Springer
67
81
9780387728117
http://www.springerlink.com/content/vu836m6g3547r222/?p=468cb7c5062e428b8ea5f55448628f7f&pi=16
grid; shared memory; high-level programming; memory hierarchy; P2P
Marco Aldinucci; Gabriel Antoniu; Marco Danelutto; Mathieu Jan
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