DECENTRALIZED CHECKPOINTING IN MOBILE GRID COMPUTING

By R . ANITHA M.C.A - III

ABSTRACT
Mobile Grids (MoGs) are receiving growing attention andexpected to become a critical part of future computational Gridinvolving mobile hosts to facilitate user access to the Grid and toalso offer computing resources. eg., laptop computers Due to mobility and intermittent wireless link loss, all suchscenarios call for robust checkpointing and recovery to supportexecution, minimizing execution rewind.

Our Reliability Driven middleware, allows an MoG scheduler to make informed decisions, selectively submitting job portions to hosts having superior checkpointing arrangements inorder to ensure successful completion by 1) providing highly reliable checkpointing, increasing the probability of successfulrecovery, minimizing rollback delay, and 2) providing performance prediction to the scheduler , enabling the clients specified maximum delay tolerance to be better negotiated and matched with MoG resource capabilities.

MODULES
Network Topology Provider Host Pairing Reliability Gain Checkpointing Arrangement

MODULE DESCRIPTION:
Network Topology :
Using multicast socket all nodes are used to detect the neighbour nodes.

Provider Host :
Consumer it examines and compares Wireless Link Reliability and Connecting of Provider Host products of each of its n neighbours, Mha sorting the products in decreasing order (max to min).

 Pairing Reliabiltity Gain :

ReD has been enhanced since our initial preliminary work to include pairing gain considerations when comparing prospective relationships as opposed to just strictly comparing alternative relationship reliabilities directly. Checkpointing Arrangement :

Consumer transmits a checkpoint request, first to the list top host.

DATA FLOW DIAGRAM

Level 1 :

Request

Provider
Provider

Consumer

Provider

Checkpoint Response
Level 2 :

Consumer

Consumer

Provider
Acknowledgement

Reliability Gain Check

Level 3 : Consumer
Data Send data

Consumer

Provider

Consumer

Consumer