közterhekbl
közterhekbl is a Hungarian-language term that translates roughly to “central load sharing mechanism.” It refers to a distributed computing protocol developed in the late 1990s for balancing computational tasks across clusters in academic and research institutions. The name is an abbreviation of the Hungarian phrase “központi terhelés‑megosztó blokk,” literally “central load‑sharing block.”
The protocol was first introduced by the research group at the Budapest Institute of Technology and Advanced
Technically, közterhekbl operates by monitoring real‑time metrics such as CPU usage, memory pressure, and queue length.
Since its inception, közterhekbl has been cited in more than 300 peer‑reviewed papers in fields ranging from