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Workshop
Program
Workshop Co-Chairs
Sharad Garg
Intel Corp.
sharad.garg@intel.com
Jens Mache
Lewis & Clark College
jmache@lclark.edu
Program Committee
Rajkumar Buyya,
U of Melbourne, Australia
Suhui Chiang,
Portland State U, USA
Giri Chukkapalli,
SDSC, USA
Virginia Lo,
U of Oregon, USA
Bill Nitzberg,
Altair Grid Technologies, USA
Hrabri Rajic,
Intel, USA
Ralf Ratering,
Intel, Germany
HiPC2004 Conference
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Next-generation services require very high availability, fast deployment,
and complex and dynamic resource provisioning. Academia and industry is
actively responding to these complex requirements. Much research is being
done in the area of resource management and provisioning. The goal of this
workshop is to bring together researchers from academia and industry to
share their latest findings and issues.
Scope:
Topics include but are not limited to:
- Fast and efficient provisioning algorithms and optimization
- Innovation in dynamic provisioning, rapid deployment and resource management
- Benchmarking and performance metrics to compare provisioning and resource management
- Performance evaluation methodology and simulation of provisioning and resource management
- Experience with provisioning and resource management policies on production systems
- Dynamic resource discovery and scheduling
- Co-allocation of resources on different machines
- Workload characterization, classification, and modeling
- Providing performance guarantees and QoS
- Load balancing and resource migration
Submitted papers must be unpublished and
should be typeset in a single-column format, in
12pt font, for letter sized paper. Papers should not exceed 10
pages. Shorter papers are welcome. Submission format is PDF.
Please submit your paper per email to
sharad.garg@intel.com
Accepted papers will be published in the HiPC workshop proceedings (CD).
Important Dates
Paper submission (extended): Sept 13, 2004
Notification to authors: Oct 7, 2004
Final version of papers due: Oct 14, 2004
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