A scalable protocol for deadlock and livelock free co-allocation of resources in Internet computing
A scalable protocol for deadlock and livelock free co-allocation of resources in Internet computing
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10.1109/saint.2003.1183034
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2003-01
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Jonghun Park
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Jonghun Park
Computing over the Internet is becoming increasingly popular. With the emerging infrastructures such as computational grids, it is possible to develop applications that support various Internet-wide collaborations through seamlessly harnessing appropriate Internet resources. Yet, as Internet computing is becoming pervasive, it also presents a number of new challenges in designing efficient resource allocation protocol that provides clear directives on the acquisition of shared resources. In particular, the problem of co-allocating distributed Internet resources that span multiple administrative domains is complicated by the need for scalability, the availability of alternative co-allocation schemes, and the possibility of deadlock and livelock. Motivated by this, this paper develops a new scalable protocol for fast co-allocation of Internet resources. The proposed protocol is free from deadlock and livelock, and seeks to effectively exploit the available alternative resource co-allocation schemes through parallelization of requests for required resources. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed protocol yields a significant performance improvement over the existing deadlock prevention protocol.