An open framework for load balanced multi-agent systems

Yun Ding; Rainer Malaka; Dennis Pfisterer

An open framework for load balanced multi-agent systems

Yun Ding, Rainer Malaka, Dennis Pfisterer

Institute of Telematics

European Media Laboratory

Abstract

The open, heterogeneous and dynamic environments of pervasive computing require scalable and resource adaptive applications. Replication and dynamic load balancing are well-known mechanisms for scalability and efficient utilization of resources in parallel and distributed systems. We present an open framework for the creation of load balanced multi-agent systems. Its openness allows agent developers to develop tailored load balancers, which take customized application- and system-related information into account and are able to integrate customized balancing algorithms. Pre-defined classes and methods ensure its easy programmability. The realization of our framework is based on a Java based, FIPA compliant agent platform.

Original language	English
Pages	1-4
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 2002
Event	2002 Workshop on Ubiquitous Agents on embedded, wearable, and mobile devices - Bologna, Italy Duration: 15.07.2002 → 20.07.2002

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Conference	2002 Workshop on Ubiquitous Agents on embedded, wearable, and mobile devices
Abbreviated title	AAMAS2002
Country/Territory	Italy
City	Bologna
Period	15.07.02 → 20.07.02

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