Research Group SA-2a

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Research Group SA-2a Partners: FORTH-ICS, KTH, SICS Task (JPA 03): 4.2 Self-organizing Grid Services using P2P Technologies Topic: Building Scalable Self-Organizing Grid Services using P2P Technologies Main Responsible: K. Popov (SICS) Scientific contents: In the research group on self-organizing Grid services, we intend to investigate how to built large-scale distributed high-performance Grid services with self-* properties, such as self-configuring, self- organizing, self-managing, self-tuning and self-healing, with a focus on self-organization. Our approach is to use self-organizing properties of structured peer-to-peer systems for building Self-Organizing Grid services. We intend to find mechanisms for self-organization of large- scale grid services build on overlay peer-to-peer networks that show a potential for building large-scale systems with autonomic management. We believe that structured P2P approach and self-organizing abilities of the P2P overlay networks allows improving scalability of Grid services and leads to improving overall efficiency of Grids. Possible Papers: Building Scalable Self-Organizing Grid Services using P2P Technologies Short visits: One from FORTH-ICS to KTH/SICS

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Research Group SA-2a. Partners : FORTH-ICS, KTH, SICS Task (JPA 03) : 4.2 Self-organizing Grid Services using P2P Technologies Topic : Building Scalable Self-Organizing Grid Services using P2P Technologies Main Responsible : K. Popov (SICS) Scientific contents: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Research Group SA-2a

• Partners: FORTH-ICS, KTH, SICS• Task (JPA 03): 4.2 Self-organizing Grid Services using P2P Technologies• Topic: Building Scalable Self-Organizing Grid Services using P2P

Technologies • Main Responsible: K. Popov (SICS) • Scientific contents:

– In the research group on self-organizing Grid services, we intend to investigate how to built large-scale distributed high-performance Grid services with self-* properties, such as self-configuring, self-organizing, self-managing, self-tuning and self-healing, with a focus on self-organization. Our approach is to use self-organizing properties of structured peer-to-peer systems for building Self-Organizing Grid services. We intend to find mechanisms for self-organization of large-scale grid services build on overlay peer-to-peer networks that show a potential for building large-scale systems with autonomic management. We believe that structured P2P approach and self-organizing abilities of the P2P overlay networks allows improving scalability of Grid services and leads to improving overall efficiency of Grids.

• Possible Papers: – Building Scalable Self-Organizing Grid Services using P2P Technologies

• Short visits: – One from FORTH-ICS to KTH/SICS