Utilizing Agent Teams in Grid Resource Brokering

Recently it was suggested that (mobile) software agents can provide an infrastructure for resource brokering and management in Gr ds. In this paper we introduce a novel approach based on agent teams. Since they llow pages-based approach was selected to facilitate resource discov ery, we summarize results of our experiments to find an efficient ways of i mplementing yellow pageservice in an agent-based system. We also discuss how agents can find a team that will execute their job.

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