Bibliography. University of Applied Sciences Fulda, Prof. Dr. S. Groß

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1 Slide III Bibliography 1) Abbas, A.: Grid Computing - A Practical Guide to Technology and Applications. Charles River Media, ) Berman, F.; et al.: Grid Computing - Making the Global Infrastructure a Reality. Wiley & Sons, (Home page of F. Berman: 3) Berstis, V.: Fundamentals of Grid Computing. IBM Corp., ) Buyya, R.: High Performance Cluster Computing - Vol. 1: Architectures and Systems; Vol. 2: Programming and Applications. Prentice Hall, ) Buyya, R.: Economic-based Distributed Resource Management and Scheduling for Grid Computing. Ph.D Thesis, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia, ) Carey, G. F.: Computational Grids - Generations, Adaptation & Solution Strategies. John Benjamins Publishing, ) Dongarra, J. ; et al.: The Sourcebook of Parallel Computing. Morgan Kaufmann, ) Dramlitsch, Th.: Distributed computations in a dynamic, heterogeneous Grid environment. Dissertation, Universität Potsdam, Germany, ) Ferreira, L.; et al.: Introduction to Grid Computing with Globus. IBM International Technical Support Organization, ) Ferreira, L.; et al.: Grid Services Programming and Application Enablement. IBM International Technical Support Organization, ) Ferreira, L.; et al.: Grid Computing with the IBM Grid Toolbox. IBM International Technical Support Organization, ) Foster, J.; Kesselman, C.: The Grid 2 - Blueprint for a New Computing Infrastructure. 2nd edition, Morgan Kaufmann, ) Jacob, B.; et al.: Enabling Applications for Grid Computing with Globus. IBM International Technical Support Organization, ) Joseph, J.; Fellenstein, C.: Grid Computing. Prentice Hall,

2 Slide IV 15) Lanfermann, G.: Nomadic Migration: a service environment for autonomic computing on the Grid. Dissertation, Universität Potsdam, Germany, ) Grama, A.; et al.: Introduction to Parallel Computing. 2nd Edition, Addison Weslesy, ) Nabrzyski, J; et al.: Grid Resource Management - State of the Art and Future Trends. Kluwer Academic Publishers, ) Streit, A.: Self-tuning job scheduling strategies for the resource management of HPC systems and computational grids. Dissertation, Universität Paderborn, Germany, ) Tel, G.: Introduction to Distributed Algorithms. 2nd edition, Cambridge University Press, ) Yahyapour, R.: Design and evaluation of job scheduling strategies for grid computing. Dissertation, Universität Dortmund, Germany,

3 Slide V News-groups ( 1) comp.distributed 2) comp.parallel World Wide Web: 1) A Grid computing Primer: 2) Alchemi: Grid Computing Framework. 3) AstroGrid: 4) Berlich, R.; Kunze, M.: An Overview of Grid Computing. 5) Cactus: 6) CERN-Projects: ) Cluster and Grid Computing References and Links: ) Computational Grids: Current Trends in Performance-oriented Distributed Computing (includes reference list to other web sites). 9) Condor: 10) Cordis: Search for "grid". 11) Deutsches Forschungsnetz: DFN-Mitteilungen, Heft 62 (6/2003), Heft 64 (3/2004) ) Development of Grid Based Simulation and Visualization Techniques: 13) D-Grid: 14) Enabling Grids for E-science in Europe: 15) Enterprise Grid Alliance: 16) e-science Centre:

4 Slide VI 17) EuroGrid: Application Testbed for European Grid Computing. 18) European DataGrid Project: ) FlowGrid: 20) Fraunhofer Resource Grid: 21) Ganglia - a scalable distributed monitoring system for high-performance computing: 22) Global Grid Forum: 23) Grid and Pervasive Computing Group: 24) Gridbloc: 25) Grid Computing and Distributed Systems: 26) Grid Computing at DESY: 27) Grid Computing Centre: 28) Grid Computing Info Centre: 29) Grid Computing Planet: Grid Projects. 30) Grid-Computing Zentrum Karlsruhe: ) Grid Datafarm for Petascale Data Intensive Computing: 32) Grid Infn Laboratory for Dissemination Activities: 33) GridLab: A Grid Application Toolkit and Testbed. 34) GridMathematica: 35) Grid.org: 36) Grid Physics Network: 37) GridPort: A Grid Portal Toolkit. 38) GridPP: UK Computing for Particle Physics. 39) Grid Projects: ) Grid Research and Innovation Center: 41) Grid Research Integration Deployment and Support Center: 42) GridSphere Portal Framework: 43) GridStart: 44) Grid today: 45) Haynos, M.: Perspectives on grid: Grid computing - next-generation distributed computing.

5 Slide VII 46) High Performance Computing Virtual Laboratory: 47) IBM: IBM Grid Computing ) Ibis: Efficient Java-based Grid Computing. 49) IEEE Taskforce on Cluster Computing: 50) IEEE Distributed Systems Online: 51) International Virtual Data Grid Laboratory: 52) International Workshop on Grid Computing: 53) Internet Computing and the Emerging Grid: 54) Interoperable MPI: 55) Java Grande Forum: 56) LAM/MPI Parallel Computing: 57) Legion: Worldwide Virtual computer. 58) Lenore's Links for Distributed Algorithms: 59) Linux Clustering Information Center: Grid Computing Information and Links. 60) MPICH-G2: A Grid-Enabled Implementation of MPI. 61) Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation: 62) Nordic Grid Consortium: A lab for Grid middleware and application development. 63) NorduGrid: Grid Solution for Wide Area Computing and Data Handling. 64) Open Grid Computing Environments Collaboratory: Building Grid Computing Portals. 65) Open Grid Service Architecture Security Working Group: 66) Open Grid Service Architecture Working Group: 67) Open Grid Service Infrastructure Working Group: 68) Open MPI Parallel Computing: 69) OpenPBS, PBS, Torque, Maui:

6 Slide VIII ) Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards: ) Parallel Performance Tools: 72) Particle Physics Data Grid: 73) Secure Grid Technologies: 74) Sun Microsystems: GridEngine ) SweGrid: 76) TeraGrid: 77) The Globus Alliance: ) The Open Sourcery: Overview of Grid Computing. 79) The Semantic Grid: 80) The Virtual Data Toolkit: 81) Unicore: 82) Växjö Grid Project: ) Walker, D. W.: Emerging Distributed Computing Technologies. 84) World Wide Web Consortium: Web Services