CEJVM: "Cluster Enabled Java Virtual Machine"

CEJVM is a cluster enabled Java Virtual Machine, which executes in a distributed fashion among collaborating nodes of a dedicated cluster. It extends Java`s multithreading mechanism to parallel computing paradigm by transparent migration of independent application threads modeled in master worker paradigm. The goal is to obtain improved performance for computationally-intensive multi-threaded Java programs without modifying traditional JVM's code, Java language or compiler implementation. Deploying a master worker relationship among the nodes in the cluster, CEJVM monitors, packs, transports and resurrects the Java Threads on "Master JVM" and helper " Worker JVMs". Currently, we have created a prototype that runs pure Java applications on local Ethernet based cluster of Win2K computers. We have achieved appreciable speedup for ANN training program written in Java (with independent threads) on CEJVM without any modification to the programs source code.

• Type: Journal
• Year: 2002
• Where: CLUSTER
• Authors: Muhammad Umar Janjua, Mehboob Yasin, Ch. Falak Sher, K. Awan, I. Hassan
• Keywords: CLUSTER 2002, Distributed And Parallel Computing, Java, Java Virtual Machine, Master Worker