A concept of a fully distributed processing strategy oriented for unix local area networks

A concept of a two levels distributed processing model for local area networks is proposed. The level 1 concerns analysis of current workload of each workstation. Dynamic task distribution in order to achieve load balancing of a whole network is determined on the level 2. To estimate the required parameters two experiments are proposed. They determine relative speeds of workstations and normalized tasks processing time. The proposed approach is the base of the model implementation in a Unix local area network.