2010 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Efficient Resource Management and Task Migration in Mobile Grid Environments
Authors : DaeWon Lee, SungHo Chin, JoonMin Gil
Published in: Security-Enriched Urban Computing and Smart Grid
Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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Grid computing using wireless networks is receiving increasing attention and is expected to become a critical part of future grid computing. However, the inherent challenges of mobile environments such as mobility management, disconnected operation, device heterogeneity, service discovery, and resource sharing are significant issues in mobile grid computing. To achieve the best performance in a mobile grid computing environment, the mobile devices with the lowest probability of mobility should be selected for use first. We therefore focus on the idle state of mobile devices and use IP-paging scheme to identify the idle mobile devices. For this, we propose a user-defined checkpoint technique for task migration, which is based on the information of when a mobile device will leave the network or stop due to low battery. Our checkpoint technique performs checkpoints by two conditions: when a mobile device leaves its current cell and when it turns off due to low battery capacity.