be.ac.ua.broker.scheduling.workload
Interface SchedulerOptions

public interface SchedulerOptions

This class is used to represent the different options used during the scheduling phase of the broker: basic, optimized or spot-optimized. - Basic scheduling is the naive method in which every task is scheduled on a separate resource. The task hours are scheduled consecutively starting at the beginning of the schedule. - Optimized scheduling is the method in which the task hours are distributed as equally as possible over time, in order to get resources that are loaded as much of the time as possible. - Spot-Optimized scheduling is an alteration of the optimized algorithm, that ensures that the least loaded resources contain as much spot-enabled task parts as possible.

Author:

Vermeersch Kurt

Field Summary

static java.lang.String	BASIC Scheduling Phase Option: Basic.
static java.lang.String	OPTIMIZED Scheduling Phase Option: Optimized.
static java.lang.String	SPOTOPTIMIZED Scheduling Phase Option: Spot-Optimized.

Field Detail

BASIC

static final java.lang.String BASIC

Scheduling Phase Option: Basic.

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OPTIMIZED

static final java.lang.String OPTIMIZED

Scheduling Phase Option: Optimized.

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SPOTOPTIMIZED

static final java.lang.String SPOTOPTIMIZED

Scheduling Phase Option: Spot-Optimized.

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