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AGuided Tour of the Coign Automatic Distributed Partitioning.. - Galen Hunt Michael (Correct)
....architecture in Section 4. Section 5 contains an experimental evaluation of Coign s effectiveness in distributing three applications. Finally, in Section 6 we conclude and discuss future work. 2. Related Work 2.1. ICOPS The idea of an ADPS is not new. The Interconnected Processor System (ICOPS) [8, 14, 16] supported distributed application partitioning in the 1970 s. Under the direction of Andries van Dam, ICOPS pioneered the use of compiler generated stubs for inter process communication. ICOPS was the first system to use scenario based profiling to gather statistics for distributed partitioning; ....
Michel, Janet and Andries van Dam. Experience with Distributed Processing on a Host/Satellite Graphics System. In Proceedings of the ACM SIGGRAPH, pp. 190-195. Philadelphia, PA, July 1976.
Dynamic Function Placement for Data-intensive Cluster Computing - Amiri, al. (2000) (30 citations) (Correct)
....research and practical experiences related to code mobility and cluster computing far too large to fully enumerate here. This section discusses the most relevant previous work on adaptive function placement and how it relates to ABACUS. Several previous systems such as Coign and others [16, 22] have demonstrated that function placement decisions can be automated given accurate profiles of inter object communication and per object resource consumption. All of these systems use long term histories to make good installation time or invocationtime function placement decisions. ABACUS ....
J. Michel and A. van Dam. Experience with distributed processing on a host/satellite graphics system. In Computer Graphics (SIGGRAPH '76 Proceedings), pages 190--195, July 1976.
Dynamic Function Placement in Active Storage Clusters - Amiri, Petrou, Ganager, Gibson (1999) (9 citations) (Correct)
.... far too large to fully enumerate here. Our work focusses on how to adapt function placement to dynamic cluster and workload characteristics. Here, we discuss previous work on adaptive function placement and how it relates to ABACUS. Several previous systems such as Coign and others [HS99, MvD76, HF75, FJK96] have demonstrated that function placement decisions can be automated given accurate profiles of inter object communication and per object resource consumption. All of these systems use long term histories to make good installation time or invocation time function placement ....
Janet Michel and Andries van Dam. Experience with distributed processing on a host/satellite graphics system. In Computer Graphics (SIGGRAPH '76 Proceedings), pages 190--195, July 1976.
The Coign Automatic Distributed Partitioning System - Hunt, Scott (1999) (42 citations) (Correct)
....application communication and execution time is sufficiently accurate to warrant confidence in the distributions chosen by Coign s graph cutting algorithm. 5. Related Work The idea of automatically partitioning and distributing applications is not new. The Interconnected Processor System (ICOPS) [27, 40, 41] supported distributed application partitioning in the 1970 s. ICOPS pioneered the use of compiler generated stubs for inter process communication. ICOPS was the first system to use scenario based profiling to gather statistics for distributed partitioning; the first system to support multiple ....
Michel, Janet and Andries van Dam. Experience with Distributed Processing on a Host/Satellite Graphics System. Proceedings of the Third Annual Conference on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques (SIGGRAPH '76), pp. 190-195. Philadelphia, PA, July 1976.
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