Grid Computing
Muhammad Naqaash et. al. / (IJCSE) International Journal on Computer Science and Engineering Vol. 02, No.05, 2010, 1926-1933
Grid Computing Used For Next Generation High Speed Processing Technology
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Muhammad Naqaash, 2M. Aqeel Iqbal, 1Qaisar Pervaiz, 1Omer Shamim, and 1Syed Aqeel Hussain
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BCSE Students, DSE, Faculty of E & IT, FUIEMS, Rawalpindi, Pakistan 2 DSE, Faculty of E & IT, FUIEMS, Rawalpindi, Pakistan 2 [DCE, College of E & ME, NUST, Pakistan]
Abstract – In grid computing, the total work load is distributed among many computers which are linked together through some kind of local or global network topology. There is no restriction of work it could be of any type like mathematical calculations or processor performing different tasks. Also grid computing do not bounds the computers linked together and they could be used also as in normal conditions they are being used A supercomputer could be created by linking different computers through grid computing. This research paper presents a comprehensive survey to grid computing technology and clarifies its different aspects in the domain of high speed huge data volume based computing. The research paper also investigates emerging trends in the modern grid computing technology. Grid computing is one the stat of the art technologies being used for high speed computing.
One can’t say about the start of basics of grid computing. There are different thoughts about the beginning of grid computing. It could be more right to say that the keyword Grid computing came into being by the start of 1990 decade due to the work of two people Carl Kesselmen’s and Ian Foster’s. They gave the main theme of grid computing. The Grid computing gained real fame in 2007. Electricity is an example of a kind of tool for which grid computing was been developed. The software can be used to connect various databases into networking which is the present form of grid computing. Well one could say that some years ago the effort
Grid Computing Used For Next Generation High Speed Processing Technology
1
Muhammad Naqaash, 2M. Aqeel Iqbal, 1Qaisar Pervaiz, 1Omer Shamim, and 1Syed Aqeel Hussain
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BCSE Students, DSE, Faculty of E & IT, FUIEMS, Rawalpindi, Pakistan 2 DSE, Faculty of E & IT, FUIEMS, Rawalpindi, Pakistan 2 [DCE, College of E & ME, NUST, Pakistan]
Abstract – In grid computing, the total work load is distributed among many computers which are linked together through some kind of local or global network topology. There is no restriction of work it could be of any type like mathematical calculations or processor performing different tasks. Also grid computing do not bounds the computers linked together and they could be used also as in normal conditions they are being used A supercomputer could be created by linking different computers through grid computing. This research paper presents a comprehensive survey to grid computing technology and clarifies its different aspects in the domain of high speed huge data volume based computing. The research paper also investigates emerging trends in the modern grid computing technology. Grid computing is one the stat of the art technologies being used for high speed computing.
One can’t say about the start of basics of grid computing. There are different thoughts about the beginning of grid computing. It could be more right to say that the keyword Grid computing came into being by the start of 1990 decade due to the work of two people Carl Kesselmen’s and Ian Foster’s. They gave the main theme of grid computing. The Grid computing gained real fame in 2007. Electricity is an example of a kind of tool for which grid computing was been developed. The software can be used to connect various databases into networking which is the present form of grid computing. Well one could say that some years ago the effort
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