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Hi, Release announcement of MicroGrid 2.4.6 from CSAG, UCSD
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 | | From: | jzhu at csag.ucsd.edu | | Subject: | Hi, Release announcement of MicroGrid 2.4.6 from CSAG, UCSD | | Date: | 13 Dec 2004 16:46:36 -0800 |
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 | Hello everyone,
The MicroGrid team is pleased to announce the release of MicroGrid 2.4.6. The document and source package is available at http://csag.ucsd.edu/projects/grid/MGridDownload.html.
The MicroGrid provides online simulation of large-scale network and Grid resources. By creating a virtual grid environment in which existing middleware and applications can be run unchanged, detailed study of complex dynamic behavior such as scaling, failure responses, and other emergent behavior can be explored.
In the current version, simulation accuracy is improved and some bugs are fixed. Our experiments show that microgrid can support large-scale ISP network simulation (20,000+ routers) based on new hierarchical load-balance approach.
Grid researchers can conduct two types of experiments with microgrid: (1) normal application without globus. You need relink your application to the mgrid library. (2) application based on globus. Besides the application itself, you also need relink globusrun, globus-gatekeeper and globus-job-manager (you can do this using the script build_mgrid_globus).
Here are the latest papers about MicroGrid:
(1) Validating and Scaling the MicroGrid: A Scientific Instrument for Grid Dynamics, Xin Liu, Huaxia Xia, and Andrew Chien, to appear in the Journal of Grid Computing.
(2) Realistic Large Scale Online Network Simulation, Xin Liu and Andrew Chien, in the ACM Conference on High Performance Computing and Networking, SC2004, Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania, November 2004. specific on new load balancing technique>
(3) The MicroGrid: Using Emulation to Predict Application Performance in Diverse Grid Network Environments, Huaxia Xia, Holly Dail, Henri Casanova and Andrew Chien, In Proceedings of the Workshop on Challenges of Large Applications in Distributed Environments (CLADE'04), held in conjunction with HPDC-13, Honolulu, Hawaii, June 2004. MicroGrid>
More detailed information about our project is in http://csag.ucsd.edu/projects/grid/microgrid.html Thanks,
The MicroGrid Team
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