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Towards dynamic adaptability support for Master-Worker Paradigm component based applications

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Towards Next Generation Grids

When executing scientific applications, resources that may be used can vary from multi-core processors to grids. Therefore, abstracting the programming model enables portability on various resource infrastructures. Furthermore, software component technology appears to be a very promising approach to deal with the growing complexity of scientific applications. Hence, we proposed a model to improve the support of master-worker paradigm in component models. Capitalizing on our experience of adaptability frameworks, we propose to enhance our model so that master-worker applications can adapt at runtime to varying conditions. This paper studies how to transparently introduce adaptability in our model for master-worker applications, what impact it has on the model, and what requirements it expects from the adaptability framework.

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André, F., Bouziane, H.L., Buisson, J., Pazat, JL., Pérez, C. (2007). Towards dynamic adaptability support for Master-Worker Paradigm component based applications. In: Priol, T., Vanneschi, M. (eds) Towards Next Generation Grids. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-72498-0_11

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