Distributed Parallelism Using Clusters with Dynamic Behavior (Non-Refereed)
M.S.A. Khan, M.N.H. Chowdhury, Md. Ashraful Hoque, M.Z.A. Khan · 2005
Summary form only given. This paper presents a technique to design and develop a distributed parallel cluster on a client-server network environment to implement parallelism and hence increase the efficiency of a system. A client-server network has been established first. Then necessary packages for cluster management have been installed and configured on the established network environment. Programs runable on the developed environment must follow parallel algorithm properties with selected cluster nodes. Any program is distributed module-wise to run on different nodes simultaneously. Processing is done on different nodes, then integrated together to generate the output. This paper also illustrates the analysis of internal dynamic cluster network modeling, distributed modeling of user task loads, and steps for the successful parallelism in a cluster system. As this is the era of networking, if the clustering techniques can be applied, the performance of any software system may increase.