Recourses Utilization in a Distributed System: A Review
Zhala Jameel Hamad, Subhi R. M. Zeebaree · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2021
Recourses in a distributed system can be accessed or remotely accessed across multiple nodes in the system. Nodes share resources including hardware, software, and data in distributed systems. A distributed system can always have a common purpose, such as addressing a significant computational issue. The set of independent processors is then interpreted by the user as a unit. And the distributed system's function is to organize the use of shared resources or to provide users with communication services. Therefore, this paper focuses on resource utilization in different techniques and different domains that motivate and support a distributed system. Many previous works related to this subject have been addressed, explained in detail. The results showed that resources play a vital role in facilitating organizational processes, reduce work runtimes, and achieve a performance improvement; it was also beneficial for helping users’ process massive data. The findings also explored that resource utilization aspects and factor's impact are varied from the distributed system.