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Performance study of Conillon: a platform for distributed computing

Conillon is a middleware written in Java that allows for distribution of computationally complex tasks across several desktop workstations. In this paper, we present results of extensive experiments and analyze the performance of Conillon running four different jobs on up to 64 desktop computers. Our results show that Conillon achieves an average speed up of up to x1.9 on the time needed to complete a job each time the computational resources are doubled.