Method of allocating computing resources

Details Method of allocating computing resources Method of allocating computing resources

2004-05-19

2010-11-30

Do, Chat C (Department: 2195)

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: virtual mac

Task management or control

Process scheduling

C718S104000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07844967

ABSTRACT:
An embodiment of a method of allocating computing resources begins with a first step of identifying applications which comprise candidates for execution on a shared computing system. In a second step, the method identifies at least one subset of the computing resources for each application. Each subset for a particular application comprises sufficient resources to support the particular application. The method continues with a third step of assigning a value to each subset. The method concludes with a fourth step of determining an assignment of the computing resources to the applications which provides a near maximal overall value.

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