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On the Feasibility of Simulation-driven Portfolio Scheduling for Cyberinfrastructure Runtime SystemsRuntime systems that automate the execution of applications on distributed cyberinfrastructures need to make scheduling deci- sions. Researchers have proposed many scheduling algorithms, but most of them are designed based on analytical models and assumptions that may not hold in practice. The literature is thus rife with algorithms that have been evaluated only within the scope of their underlying as- sumptions but whose practical effectiveness is unclear. It is thus difficult for developers to decide which algorithm to implement in their runtime systems. To obviate the above difficulty, we propose an approach by which the runtime system executes, throughout application execution, simulations of this very execution. Each simulation is for a different algorithm in a scheduling algorithm portfolio, and the best algorithm is selected based on simulation results. The main objective of this work is to evaluate the feasibility and potential merit of this portfolio scheduling approach, even in the presence of simulation inaccuracy, when compared to the traditional one-algorithm approach. We perform this evaluation via a case study in the context of scientific workflows. Our main finding is that portfolio scheduling can outperform the best one-algorithm approach even in the presence of relatively large simulation inaccuracies.more » « less
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Coleman, Tainã ; Casanova, Henri ; Pottier, Loïc ; Kaushik, Manav ; Deelman, Ewa ; Ferreira da Silva, Rafael ( , Future Generation Computer Systems)null (Ed.)
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Casanova, Henri ; Deelman, Ewa ; Gesing, Sandra ; Hildreth, Michael ; Hudson, Stephen ; Koch, William ; Larson, Jeffrey ; McDowell, Mary Ann ; Meyers, Natalie ; Navarro, John-Luke ; et al ( , 2021 IEEE Workshop on Workflows in Support of Large-Scale Science (WORKS))