Hydrodynamic based hybrid dynamic load balancing
Onur Destanoglu, Fatih Erdoğan Sevilgen · 2008
Balanced load distribution is especially important to attain optimal use of existing computational resources in distributed and parallel applications. In dynamic load balancing (DLB), surplus workload in nodes overwhelmed with work is transferred to relatively free nodes during run time. While in iterative DLB methods, the load reaches to its final execution node through several iteration steps, the execution node is selected directly in one step in direct methods. However, direct methods require immense system state information to perform selection.