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Intelligent architecture for automatic resource allocation in computer clusters

Corsava et al., 2003

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13789333476832363453
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Corsava S
Getov V
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Proceedings International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium

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As the need for more reporting and assessment of information increase exponentially, computer-based applications consume resources at an alarmingly rapid rate. Therefore, traditional techniques for managing resource allocation, topology and systems need urgent …
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