Grid Scheduling

Grid scheduling refers to the management of resources across a network of interconnected computers, often referred to as a "grid." This system allows multiple computers to work together to complete complex tasks more efficiently by distributing workload evenly. Imagine a group of people collaborating on a project, with each person responsible for a specific part. Grid scheduling ensures that all available computers are utilized effectively, optimizing performance and reducing the time needed to complete tasks, whether for scientific research, data analysis, or other computationally intensive applications.