Resumo (PT):
Abstract (EN):
The execution of a workflow application can result in an imbalanced workload among allocated
processors, ultimately resulting in a waste of resources and a higher cost to the user. Here, we consider
a dynamic resource management system in which processors are reserved not for a job but only to run a
task, thus allowing a higher resource usage rate. This paper presents a scheduling algorithm that manages
concurrent workflows in a dynamic environment in which jobs are submitted by users at any moment in
time, on shared heterogeneous resources, and constrained to a specified budget and deadline for each job.
Recent research attempted to propose dynamic strategies for concurrent workflows but only addressed
fairness in resource sharing among applications while minimizing the execution time. The Multi-QoS
Profit-Aware scheduling algorithm (MQ-PAS) proposed here is able to increase the profit achieved by the
provider by considering the budget available for each job to define tasks priorities. We study the scalability
of the algorithm with different types of workflows and infrastructures. The experimental results show
that our strategy improves provider revenue significantly and obtains comparable successful rates of
completed jobs.
Language:
English
Type (Professor's evaluation):
Scientific
No. of pages:
11