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The Grid. Blueprint for a New Computing Infrastructure.: Blueprint for a New Computing Infrastructure (Elsevier Series in Grid Computing) (Gebundene Ausgabe)

von Ian Foster (Herausgeber), Carl Kesselman (Herausgeber) "This second edition of The Grid marks a major turning point in the evolution of the Grid concept ..." (mehr)
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  • Gebundene Ausgabe: 748 Seiten
  • Verlag: Morgan Kaufmann; Auflage: 2. A. (2. Dezember 2003)
  • Sprache: Englisch
  • ISBN-10: 1558609334
  • ISBN-13: 978-1558609334
  • Größe und/oder Gewicht: 23,8 x 20,2 x 4,6 cm
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Beyond the Net, say Foster, Kesselman, and a host of impressive contributors, lies the Grid. While the Net allows users everywhere to share information, the Grid will allow users to share raw computing power. The goal is to put full supercomputing capabilities into the hands of anyone who needs it while providing for more efficient use of the supercomputers of tomorrow. The potential benefits to science, government, and business may well be beyond imagination.

Foster and Kesselman have gathered together essays, proposals, and ruminations of more than 30 distinguished stars of the high-speed computing and networking world in order to do four things: make the case for developing computational grids, provide ideas on how such grids may be designed, demonstrate how the grids might be used, and point out the research still needed to make it happen. While the book was written to serve as a possible textbook in advanced networking, it makes fascinating reading for anyone interested in the future of network computing.

The text covers Grid applications, the programming tools required, the services that will be provided, and an examination of Grid infrastructure. Despite being the work of so many authors, the chapters are logically arranged so that the knowledge needed to understand one chapter is provided by those that precede it. --Elizabeth Lewis

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Beyond the Net, say Foster, Kesselman, and a host of impressive contributors, lies the Grid. While the Net allows users everywhere to share information, the Grid will allow users to share raw computing power. The goal is to put full supercomputing capabilities into the hands of anyone who needs it while providing for more efficient use of the supercomputers of tomorrow. The potential benefits to science, government, and business may well be beyond imagination.

Foster and Kesselman have gathered together essays, proposals, and ruminations of more than 30 distinguished stars of the high-speed computing and networking world in order to do four things: make the case for developing computational grids, provide ideas on how such grids may be designed, demonstrate how the grids might be used, and point out the research still needed to make it happen. While the book was written to serve as a possible textbook in advanced networking, it makes fascinating reading for anyone interested in the future of network computing.

The text covers Grid applications, the programming tools required, the services that will be provided, and an examination of Grid infrastructure. Despite being the work of so many authors, the chapters are logically arranged so that the knowledge needed to understand one chapter is provided by those that precede it. --Elizabeth Lewis -- Dieser Text bezieht sich auf eine andere Ausgabe: Gebundene Ausgabe .

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5.0 von 5 Sternen This book has several billion dollar business plans, 3. April 1999
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The Grid seems like a book from the future. I've bought over 100 books related to the Internet looking for ideas that could lead to a public company, but this one is the best. The Grid starts with simple comparisons (Chicago came from rail and 'caching' of grain elevators and stock yards) then gets technical. The topics are covered by experts and include distributed computing, sensing,and teleimmersion, programming tools, services, schedulers, resource management, visualization, security, protocols, Quality of Service, operating systems and interfaces. The pen-ultimate section was co-authored by recently deceased Internet Society head Jon Postel, and is my favorite. If covers the past, present and future of network infrastructure. The last section is test beds. At the risk of seeming ungrateful for this gold mine of future net business, there are a few omissions that I missed including the Grid in mixed environments. Low-earth orbit satellites and wireless IP broadband could have been covered, as they will be the very important parts of the Grid. The VR section totals only about ten pages and, surprisingly, doesn't even touch on entertainment applications, though entertainment (including porn) has driven many 'seeds of the grid', including video, CD-ROMs, and streaming video. A few books that might be interesting: Peter Glaser's Solar Power Satellites is very complementary: with cheap power everywhere, the grid can cover the earth, seas and even leap up into space. If you haven't read it already, I'd toss Kurzweil's Age of Intelligent Machines into the Amazon shopping cart to fill in the AI and VR gap. If you want to see how grids could grow into gods, I'd also highly recommend David Zindell's The Wild. I'm open to corresponding about where The Grid goes and grows from here, especially from investors with the know how or desire to capitalize on the new entities that will grow out of the grid, or be used to create it.
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5.0 von 5 Sternen Mind Boggling Computing Power As a Household Utility?, 16. Januar 1999
Diese Rezension stammt von: The Grid: Blueprint for a New Computing Infrastructure: Blueprint for the New Computing Infrastructure (Gebundene Ausgabe)
The Grid's most important function is as a manifesto: It says, hey guys, we will plug-in a simple PC into the wall, and we will have at our fingertips any computational power we need. We can simulate a crash of cars with a very fine precision, in program which needs perhaps 4 weeks to run on supercomputers filling a large room.

Some pieces of software, named tools, will find the fastest way to any computer in the world, or to any number of computers in the world, which are available for you. You can hire them, you can lease them, you can pay as you use them. We may even buy a Grid Card, like a plastic calling card, and do all the computing, until the card is depleted.

All it will be possible. One day, every single supercomputer in the world will be part of the GRID making money for its owners.

How people will collaborate? Here there is a void to be filled by some giant future computer utilities corporations, not yet born. AOL can become one of them, and increase its size hundreds of times. The telecom giants of today can take leadership. Or some new start up, a name no one has heard yet, will become the code named GRID Inc.

But the GRID Inc. (my own fiction) is not a fiction in 'The Grid' edited by Ian Foster and Carl Kesselman: the reader sees the blueprint. In the next edition, we would love to add the chapter for the Global Resources Director (GRD) a software that optimizes resources in a distributed heterogeneous environment.

The people minds shift. Computer Power as electricity? Will we have at home a power-meter measured in a computing unit, something equivalent to Kilowatts? Why not?.

Ladies and Gentlemen, the GRID is coming. Ian Foster and Carl Kesselman are the first to announce it.

The rest is history.

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There is a lot of hype these days about the Next Generation Internet (NGI), the National Science Foundation's High Performance Connections Program to very-high broadband connection services (NSF HPC vBNS), and the University Corporation for Advanced Internet Development's Internet2 Project (UCAID I2). I'd strongly recommend that anyone who is trying to figure out the what? and why? and who? of the emerging advance networks take time to read "The Grid: Blueprint for a New Computing Infrastructure." This weighty volume provides the reader a good baseline about the applications, the programming tools, the services and the infrastructure that is being put into place to serve current and future research and education communities. The book is a collection of articles written by those who are building the various pieces. Some chapters are more easily read than others -- just as some topics are more easily understood. Whether network engineer or manager, there is something here for everyone.
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