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US 2010/0251256 A1Published application
Scheduling Data Analysis Operations In A Computer System
AssigneeHewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
InventorsCraig A. Soules, Kimberly Keeton, Charles B. Morrey, III
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Abstract
A technique receiving identifiers from a plurality of nodes. Each identifier identifies an associated data object, and at least some of the data objects being replicated on different nodes. The technique includes scheduling analysis of the data objects on the nodes based at least in part on a distribution of replicas of the data objects among the nodes and modeled performances of the nodes.
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A method comprising:
- receiving identifiers from a plurality of nodes of a computer system, each identifier identifying an associated data object and at least some of the data objects being replicated on different nodes of said plurality of nodes;
- and
- scheduling analyses of the data objects on the nodes based at least in part on a distribution of replicas of the data objects among the nodes and modeled performances of the nodes.
Instructions stored on a computer-usable storage medium that when executed cause a computer to:
- receive identifiers from a plurality of nodes, each identifier identifying an associated data object and at least some of the data objects being replicated on different nodes of said plurality of nodes;
- and
- schedule analysis of the data objects on the nodes based at least in part on a distribution of replicas of the data objects among the nodes and modeled performances of the nodes.
An apparatus comprising:
- a server to:
- receive identifiers from a plurality of clients, each identifier identifying an associated data object and at least some of the data objects being replicated on different clients of the plurality of clients;
- and
- schedule analysis of the data on the clients based at least in part on a distribution of replicas of the data objects among the clients and modeled performances of the clients.
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