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Toward Autonomic Grids: Analyzing the Job Flow with Affinity Streaming

author: Xiangliang Zhang, Laboratory for Computer Science, University of Paris-Sud 11

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The Affinity Propagation (AP) clustering algorithm proposed by Frey and Dueck (2007) provides an understandable, nearly optimal summary of a dataset, albeit with quadratic computational complexity. This paper, motivated by Autonomic Computing, extends AP to the data streaming framework. Firstly a hierarchical strategy is used to reduce the complexity to ${\cal O}(N^{1+\e})$; the distortion loss incurred is analyzed in relation with the dimension of the data items. Secondly, a coupling with a change detection test is used to cope with non-stationary data distribution, and rebuild the model as needed. The presented approach StrAP is applied to the stream of jobs submitted to the EGEE Grid, providing an understandable description of the job flow and enabling the system administrator to spot online some sources of failures.

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0:00 Toward Autonomic Grids: Analyzing the Job Flow with Affinity Streaming
0:19 Contents
0:22 Motivations of Autonomic Computing
0:37 Goals of Autonomic Computing
0:53 Autonomic Grid Computing System
1:37 Contents
1:41 G-StrAP: relies on Affinity Propagation (AP)
2:48 From AP to Large-scale Data Streaming (1)
3:45 From AP to Large-scale Data Streaming (2)
4:42 Non stationary distribution, continue
5:14 Self-adaptive change detection test
6:10 Contents
6:16 G-StrAP : Multi-scale Realtime Monitor
6:33 G-StrAP Dashboard for Grid Monitoring (1)
7:10 G-StrAP Dashboard for Grid Monitoring (2)
7:56 Contents
7:58 Discussion and Conclusion
8:58 Perspectives
9:51 The End

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