The load balancer is a fundamental building block for implementing high-throughput applications on multi-core architectures (e.g., network processors). In this paper, we consider two canonical load balancing schemes in the context of packet processing systems: (1) packet-level load balancing that determines the mapping of a packet to processor independently for each packet; and (2) flow-level l...

This paper describes predictive load balancing schemes designed for use with parallel adaptive finite element methods. We provide an overview of data structures suitable for distributed storage of finite element mesh data as well as software designed for mesh adaptation and load balancing. During the course of a parallel computation, processor load imbalances are introduced at adaptive enrichme...

This article emphasizes on load balancing issues associated with hybrid programming models for the parallelization of tiled algorithms onto SMP clusters. Although tiled algorithms usually account for relatively regular computation and communication patterns, their hybrid parallelization often suffers from intrinsic load imbalance between threads. This observation mainly reflects the fact that m...

Peer to Peer Network access is the integral part of the day to day business for most of the computer users. Preserving load balance on heterogeneous peer to peer networks is a challenging purpose and several existing works presented load redistribution algorithms for load division and load diversions at the instance the new peer enters. The aim of load balancing in P2P networks is to equilibriu...

Due to the evolution of wireless communication, now a day’s peoples were using mobiles as a sixth finger of the hand. Due to immunize of the Mobile and network usage traffic occurs in Wireless network. In order to decrease the network traffic on deployed wireless networks in general and on cellular networks in particular to support high quality of service, implementation of load balancing techn...

In this paper, we propose a load balancing strategy that has the following features: (1) estimating the potential load of real gateways with low computation and no communication overhead, (2) asynchronous alarm sent when the utilization of a real gateway exceeds a critical threshold, and (3) WAP-awareness. We also propose a scalable WAP gateway (SWG) that consists of a WAP dispatcher and a clus...

Based on our survey of recent articles, there is little research being conducted into quantitative analysis of the load balancing of Web server clusters. In this paper, we propose a quantitative analysis for DNS-based server clusters. We also propose a two-pass load-balancing method for determining the load balance area of these clusters. The first pass uses the lookup table instead of a compli...

A parallel computer system is a collection of processing elements that communicate and cooperate to solve large computational problems efficiently. To achieve this, at first the large computational problem is partitioned into several tasks with different work-loads and then are assigned to the different processing elements for computation. Distribution of the work load is known as Load Balancin...

A number of load balancing algorithm were developed in order to improve the execution of a distributed application in any kind of distributed architecture. Load balancing involves assigning tasks to each processor and minimizing the execution time of the program. In practice, it would be possible even to execute the applications on any machine of worldwide distributed system. This results in a ...

Distributed content-based publish/subscribe systems to date suffer from performance degradation and poor scalability caused by uneven load distributions typical in real-world applications. The reason for this shortcoming is due to the lack of a load balancing solution, which have rarely been studied in the context of publish/subscribe. This paper proposes a load balancing solution specific to d...