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Grid Computing

A class of enterprise application which usually exhibits some of the following attributes:

  • Multi-tier architecture.
  • Interactive, as well as batch components.
  • Mostly packaged, often with some customization.
  • Centrally managed to enforced standards and policies
  • Operational management to meet defined SLAs.
Examples include ERP, CRM etc. With respect to enterprise grids, they are typically -
  • Hard to change due to architectural inertia and large installed bases.
  • Not yet deployed in enterprise grid contexts, i.e. they typically have dedicated silo-ed resources such as servers and storage.
  • Proprietary and not yet focused on standards support or interoperability.
See also: Enterprise Application, Enterprise Grid, SLA (Service Level Agreement)

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