Add to ORKGApplication layer networks are software architectures that allow the provisioning of services requiring a huge amount of resources by connecting large numbers of individual computers, like in Grid or Peer-to-Peer computing. Controlling the resource allocation in those networks is nearly impossible using a centralized arbitrator. The network simulation project CATNET will evaluate a decentralized mechanism for resource allocation, which is based on the economic paradigm of the Catallaxy, against a centralized mechanism using an arbitrator object. In both versions, software agents buy and sell network services and resources to and from each other. The economic model is based on self-interested maximization of utility and self-intere...
Within several communities, dynamic and flexible allocation of computational resources is in the...
Abstract. Efficient discovery and resource allocation is one of the challenges of current Peer-to-Pe...
As more people and organizations use computers, the demands on computer systems have changed. Theref...
Application layer networks are software architectures that allow the provisioning of services requir...
foardaiz partigas ldiaz felix messeguer leandro royogacupces Abstract Application layer netwo...
Application-layer networks (ALN) are software architectures that allow the provisioning of services ...
Abstract. Resource allocation is one of the challenges for self-management of large scale distribute...
Abstract. Resource allocation is one of the challenges for self-management of large scale distribute...
Abstract. Resource allocation is one of the challenges for self-management of large scale distribute...
Resource allocation is one of the challenges for self-management of large scale distributed applicat...
Abstract. Efficient resource discovery and allocation is one of the challenges of any large scale Ap...
Efficient resource allocation in dynamic large-scale environments is one of the cha llenges of Grids...
Application-layer networks (ALN) are software architectures that allow the provisioning of services ...
Efficient discovery and resource allocation is one of the challenges of current Peer-to-Peer system...
Application-layer networks (ALN) are software architectures that allow the provisioning of services ...
Within several communities, dynamic and flexible allocation of computational resources is in the...
Abstract. Efficient discovery and resource allocation is one of the challenges of current Peer-to-Pe...
As more people and organizations use computers, the demands on computer systems have changed. Theref...
Application layer networks are software architectures that allow the provisioning of services requir...
foardaiz partigas ldiaz felix messeguer leandro royogacupces Abstract Application layer netwo...
Application-layer networks (ALN) are software architectures that allow the provisioning of services ...
Abstract. Resource allocation is one of the challenges for self-management of large scale distribute...
Abstract. Resource allocation is one of the challenges for self-management of large scale distribute...
Abstract. Resource allocation is one of the challenges for self-management of large scale distribute...
Resource allocation is one of the challenges for self-management of large scale distributed applicat...
Abstract. Efficient resource discovery and allocation is one of the challenges of any large scale Ap...
Efficient resource allocation in dynamic large-scale environments is one of the cha llenges of Grids...
Application-layer networks (ALN) are software architectures that allow the provisioning of services ...
Efficient discovery and resource allocation is one of the challenges of current Peer-to-Peer system...
Application-layer networks (ALN) are software architectures that allow the provisioning of services ...
Within several communities, dynamic and flexible allocation of computational resources is in the...
Abstract. Efficient discovery and resource allocation is one of the challenges of current Peer-to-Pe...
As more people and organizations use computers, the demands on computer systems have changed. Theref...