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A Survey on Reliability in Grid Computing Systems

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Grid computing is a new technology the objective of which is to share resources including processor, hard disk, software etc. in a dynamic, heterogeneous, and large-scale environment. This sharing is mainly employed to solve computing problems in academic and industrial settings. Reliability of grid computing is very important considering it's growing use and development in sharing resources in dynamic and large-scale environments with heterogeneous composition. In this study, with regard to the basis of grid i.e. resource management, grid reliability and advances made in achieving this goal are investigated. In addition, problems of the reliability of grid computing system in large-scale, heterogeneous, and dynamic environments are also investigated.

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