Title: Evaluation of Information Service Architectures for Grid
1Evaluation of Information Service Architectures
for Grid
2MDS-4 and DHT
- Hyerarchical architecure
- Flat architecture
- Created for different uses
3Focus
- Information systems for grid
- Metadata resources users
- Churn
- Pragmatical approach
4Constraints
- Fixed schema
- Multi-attribute query
- Range query
- 3 attributes
5Index list search
- The list is long
- The items are geographically dispersed
6Hierarchy, MDS4
- Bottleneck for performance
- Collected,cached,leased data.
- slow data flow, - old data
7Peer-to-peer, Multi Chord
- good for large number of keys
- - Churn
8Experiment
- Size (nodes, items) EGEE 250 ,25000
- Schema CPU,RAM,Diskst
Group,Role,Capability - Selectivity on whole range
9TTF,TTR skewed, ? 0.1, 250 nodes, 120
minutes,CPU data
10Std. Dev.
11TTF skewed,TTR fixed, ? 0.1, 250 nodes, 120
minutes,CPU data
12TTF skewed,TTR fixed, Membership data
13VOMS vs CPU data
14Conclusions
- MDS4, ram, slow, churnlt5min,
- Much better than Chord on skewed data
- Chord multi
- Fast
- Returns fewer keys
15Future
- More info available on Dynamic Behaviour of
nodes? - Increase size? / Distributed simulation platform
- Data models
- Query composition selectivity and bias
- How coul make analysis useful to cloud /hibryd
solutions? - Any other middleware to compare?
- Relevant for DHT ?
16Thank you for being here!
17Environment of the experiment
18Schema - CPU processor data
Attribute Unit Type Distribution Avg. Range min - max
CPU MHz integer Skewed 2000
RAM MB integer uniform 100-300
Disk Storage GB integer uniform 400-1000
19Schema membership data
Attribute Unit Type Distribution Avg. Range min - max
Group ID integer uniform NA 1-20
Role ID integer uniform NA 1-20
Capability ID integer uniform NA 1-20