Self Adjustable Negotiation Mechanism for Convergence and Conflict Resolution of Replicas in Data Grids

Ghalem Belalem, Zineb Benotmane and Khadidja Benhallou
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Ghalem Belalem: University of Oran-Es Senia, Algeria
Zineb Benotmane: University of Oran-Es Senia, Algeria
Khadidja Benhallou: University of Oran-Es Senia, Algeria

International Journal of Cognitive Informatics and Natural Intelligence (IJCINI), 2009, vol. 3, issue 1, 95-110

Abstract: In order not to be limited in term of calculation, storage and communication, the concept of grid, which does not cease evolving, makes it possible to offer a practical operation of work unified as well as a great storage and computing power. To manage the division in the data grid, technical replication is used, but in spite of their advantages, the competitor access to the data could involve inconsistencies, from where the great challenge to ensure the consistency management between replicas of object. In this article, we describe model double-layered adapted to the applications on a large scale and which represents the support of the hybrid approach of consistency management of replicas based on pessimistic and optimistic approaches. This hybrid approach present an adapted mechanism based on the various negotiation forms between virtual consistency agents to be able to reduce the number of conflicts between replicas in data grids.

Date: 2009
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