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Welcome to the website for the Global Grid Forum Grid Checkpoint Recovery (GridCPR) Working Group.
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GGF18 (Washington, D.C.) The Grid Checkpoint Recovery Working Group (GridCPR-WG) will meet during GGF18 on Wednesday, September 13, 2006 at 6:30~7:15pm in Room 156. [Agenda & Map] We encourage you to also attend meetings of the SAGA (Simple API for Grid Applications) grou, which are pertinent to the GridCPR-WG's efforts to align its work with that broader effort. We look forward to seeing you at GGF18 in Washington, D.C. |
Charter: See
GridCPR-WG-charter.1.5.txt
(Revised October 6, 2005)
Chairs:
Derek Simmel <dsimmel@psc.edu>
*** co-chair position open ***
Secretary:
*** secretary position open ***
Mailing List: gridcpr-wg@gridforum.org
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http://www-unix.gridforum.org/mail_archive/gridcpr-wg/maillist.html
Focus:
The Grid Checkpoint Recovery Working Group will define a user-level API and
associated layer of services that will permit checkpointed jobs to be recovered
and continued on the same or on remote Grid resources. A key feature of Grid
Checkpoint Recovery service is recoverability of jobs among heterogeneous Grid
resources. In other words, resources on which jobs are checkpointed need not
be of the same type as those on which the jobs are recovered, as long as the
application code operating on the checkpointing resource can be built for and
run on the recovery platforms. The benefits of a resource-independent checkpoint
recovery capability for Grids include facilitation of strategic or tactical
job preemption and migration (e.g. job load balancing among available resources,
cost-based job migration, etc.), in addition to recoverability of Grid-managed
computational jobs across heterogeneous resources.
Documents:
GGF Documents generated by the GridCPR Working Group, as well as related content,
are available here.
Notes from past GridCPR Working Group meetings:
GGF16 Athens (no meeting)
GGF15 Boston
GGF14 Chicago
GGF13 Seoul (no meeting)
SC04 Pittsburgh
GGF12 Brussels
GGF11 Hawaii
GGF10 Berlin
GGF9 Chicago
GGF8 Seattle
GGF7 Tokyo
GGF6 Chicago
GGF5 Edinburgh
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