Abstract
In this paper, we deal with problems of efficient resource management and scheduling in utility Grids. There are global job flows from external users along with resource owners’ local tasks upon resource non-dedication condition. Competition for resource reservation between independent users, local and global job flows substantially complicates scheduling and the requirement to provide the necessary quality of service. A meta-scheduling model, justified in this work, assumes a complex combination of job flow dispatching and application-level scheduling methods for jobs, as well as resource sharing and consumption policies established in virtual organizations (VOs) and based on economic principles. A solution to the problem of fair resource sharing among VO stakeholders with simulation studies is proposed.
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