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Tipo - Type: Research article
Título - Title
Survey de Tecnologías Grid
Grid Technologies Survey
Autoría - Creator
Sofia, Albert Osiris ⓘ
Casas, Sandra Isabel ⓘ
Resumen
La grid es una tecnología emergente que se perfila como el nuevo paradigma de computación paralela y distribuida, apta para aplicaciones que requieran grandes recursos. En el proceso de definición de este modelo han surgido una enorme variedad de propuestas y herramientas para el desarrollo e implementación de grids y portales grid. El propósito de este trabajo es brindar un panorama actualizado del conocimiento sobre el tema, así como una visión unificada de las técnicas y herramientas más aceptadas actualmente, de manera que sea entendible el universo de propuestas actuales para generar nuevos proyectos.
Abstract
Grid is an emergent technology that is outlined as the new paradigm of parallel and distributed computation, suitable for the applications that require great resources. In the process of definition of this model, a huge variety of proposals and tools for the development and implementation of grids, and grid portals have arisen. The intention of this work is to offer an updated panorama of the knowledge on the subject. Besides, a unified vision on the most accepted techniques and tools are summarized to contribute to the generation of new projects.
Palabras Clave
Grid, Globus, e-Ciencia ⓘ
Keyword
Grid, Globus, e-Science ⓘ - ⓘ
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