A Simplified Network manager for Grid and Presenting the Grid as a Computation Providing Cloud

One of the common forms of distributed computing is grid computing. A grid uses the resources of many separate computers, looselyconnected by a network, to solve large-scale computation problems. Our approach was as follows first computationally large data is split into anumber of smaller, more manageable, working units secondly each work-unit is then sent to one member of the grid ,That member completesprocessing of that work-unit in its own and sends back the result. In this architecture, there needs to be at least one host that performs the task ofassigning work-units, and then sending them, to a remote processor, as well as receive the results from remote processors. We call this unit as theNetwork Manager. In addition to this assigning, sending and receiving the work-units and results, there also is the need for a host that splits tasksinto work-units and assimilates the received work units. We call this unit as the Task Broker, which we propose to design. On the server end, there is a program for processing module, splitter and assimilator (broker). Each client has an agent running in it. Once a client is online and incommunication with server, the server sends the processing module to the client. The splitter splits data into smaller work units. Scheduler thensends this individual work unit to client. After that, the agent in client starts up its local processing module to start processing the work unit. Once processing of work unit is complete, it returns the result back to server. The server send received result to assimilator which combinesresults from all clients for further processing