The capability of dynamically monitoring the performance of the communication infrastructure is one of the emerging requirements for a Grid. We claim that such a capability is in fact orthogonal to the more popular collection of data for scheduling and diagnosis, which needs large storage and indexing capabilities, but may disregard real-time performance issues. We discuss such claim analysing the gLite NPM architecture, and we describe a novel network monitoring infrastructure specifically designed for demand driven monitoring, named gd2, that can be potentially integrated in the gLite framework. We describe an implementation of gd2 architecture on a virtual testbed.

Prototype Implementation Of A Demand Driven Network Monitoring Architecture

CIUFFOLETTI, AUGUSTO;
2008-01-01

Abstract

The capability of dynamically monitoring the performance of the communication infrastructure is one of the emerging requirements for a Grid. We claim that such a capability is in fact orthogonal to the more popular collection of data for scheduling and diagnosis, which needs large storage and indexing capabilities, but may disregard real-time performance issues. We discuss such claim analysing the gLite NPM architecture, and we describe a novel network monitoring infrastructure specifically designed for demand driven monitoring, named gd2, that can be potentially integrated in the gLite framework. We describe an implementation of gd2 architecture on a virtual testbed.
2008
Ciuffoletti, Augusto; Yari, Marchetti; Michalis, Polychronakis; Antonis, Papadogiannakis
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