Emergent distribution of operating system services in wireless ad hoc networks

Autores
Janacik, Peter; Heimfarth, Tales
Año de publicación
2006
Idioma
inglés
Tipo de recurso
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versión publicada
Descripción
Despite the advances in wireless, energy-constrained ad hoc networks, there are still many challenges given the limited capabilities of the current hardware. Therefore, our aim is to develop a lightweight, yet powerful operating system (OS) for these networks. We reject the brute force method of provisioning all necessary OS services at each node of the system. Instead, our approach aims to distribute the set of requested OS services over the network to reduce and balance load, improve quality of service, increase fairness and predictability. To limit the burden imposed on the network by the service distribution mechanism, only a subset of nodes, the coordinators, chosen by an underlying stateof- the-art topology control, are concerned with this task. Coordinators observe the state of nodes and OS services within their one-hop vicinity, i.e. their decision area, incorporating different aspects, such as energy, utilisation, or available resources in their decisions. Although each coordinator acquires information and triggers migrations of service states only locally within its decision area, a global-level result emerges, as decision areas naturally overlap. In this manner, an increased amount of work load e.g. in one decision area “floats” to the surrounding decision areas attracted by better conditions. In ns-2 simulations we demonstrate that the mechanism of emergence, which produces many fascinating results in natural systems, can successfully be applied in artificial systems to considerably increase the efficiency and quality of OS service distribution.
1st IFIP International Conference on Biologically Inspired Cooperative Computing - Robotics and Sensor Networks
Red de Universidades con Carreras en Informática (RedUNCI)
Materia
Ciencias Informáticas
Wireless communication
Network operating systems
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Emergent distribution of operating system services in wireless ad hoc networks
title Emergent distribution of operating system services in wireless ad hoc networks
spellingShingle Emergent distribution of operating system services in wireless ad hoc networks
Janacik, Peter
Ciencias Informáticas
Wireless communication
Network operating systems
title_short Emergent distribution of operating system services in wireless ad hoc networks
title_full Emergent distribution of operating system services in wireless ad hoc networks
title_fullStr Emergent distribution of operating system services in wireless ad hoc networks
title_full_unstemmed Emergent distribution of operating system services in wireless ad hoc networks
title_sort Emergent distribution of operating system services in wireless ad hoc networks
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Heimfarth, Tales
author Janacik, Peter
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Heimfarth, Tales
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Ciencias Informáticas
Wireless communication
Network operating systems
topic Ciencias Informáticas
Wireless communication
Network operating systems
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Despite the advances in wireless, energy-constrained ad hoc networks, there are still many challenges given the limited capabilities of the current hardware. Therefore, our aim is to develop a lightweight, yet powerful operating system (OS) for these networks. We reject the brute force method of provisioning all necessary OS services at each node of the system. Instead, our approach aims to distribute the set of requested OS services over the network to reduce and balance load, improve quality of service, increase fairness and predictability. To limit the burden imposed on the network by the service distribution mechanism, only a subset of nodes, the coordinators, chosen by an underlying stateof- the-art topology control, are concerned with this task. Coordinators observe the state of nodes and OS services within their one-hop vicinity, i.e. their decision area, incorporating different aspects, such as energy, utilisation, or available resources in their decisions. Although each coordinator acquires information and triggers migrations of service states only locally within its decision area, a global-level result emerges, as decision areas naturally overlap. In this manner, an increased amount of work load e.g. in one decision area “floats” to the surrounding decision areas attracted by better conditions. In ns-2 simulations we demonstrate that the mechanism of emergence, which produces many fascinating results in natural systems, can successfully be applied in artificial systems to considerably increase the efficiency and quality of OS service distribution.
1st IFIP International Conference on Biologically Inspired Cooperative Computing - Robotics and Sensor Networks
Red de Universidades con Carreras en Informática (RedUNCI)
description Despite the advances in wireless, energy-constrained ad hoc networks, there are still many challenges given the limited capabilities of the current hardware. Therefore, our aim is to develop a lightweight, yet powerful operating system (OS) for these networks. We reject the brute force method of provisioning all necessary OS services at each node of the system. Instead, our approach aims to distribute the set of requested OS services over the network to reduce and balance load, improve quality of service, increase fairness and predictability. To limit the burden imposed on the network by the service distribution mechanism, only a subset of nodes, the coordinators, chosen by an underlying stateof- the-art topology control, are concerned with this task. Coordinators observe the state of nodes and OS services within their one-hop vicinity, i.e. their decision area, incorporating different aspects, such as energy, utilisation, or available resources in their decisions. Although each coordinator acquires information and triggers migrations of service states only locally within its decision area, a global-level result emerges, as decision areas naturally overlap. In this manner, an increased amount of work load e.g. in one decision area “floats” to the surrounding decision areas attracted by better conditions. In ns-2 simulations we demonstrate that the mechanism of emergence, which produces many fascinating results in natural systems, can successfully be applied in artificial systems to considerably increase the efficiency and quality of OS service distribution.
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