Efficient on-demand deployment of VMs is at the core of cloud infrastructure but the existing resource management approaches are too slow to fulfill this promise. Parallel resource management is a promising direction for boosting performance, but when applied naïvely, it significantly increases the communication overhead and the decline ratio of deployment attempts. We propose a new dynamic and randomized algorithm, APSR, for parallel assignment of VMs to hosts in a cloud environment. APSR is guaranteed to satisfy an SLA containing decline ratio constraints, and communication overheads constraints. Furthermore, via extensive simulations, we show that APSR obtains a higher throughput than other commonly employed policies (including those used in OpenStack) while achieving a reduction of up to 13x in decline ratio and a reduction of over 85% in communication overheads.
Poster abstract: Parallel VM placement with provable guarantees / Cohen, I.; Einziger, G.; Goldstein, M.; Sa'Ar, Y.; Scalosub, G.; Waisbard, E.. - (2020), pp. 1298-1299. (Intervento presentato al convegno 2020 IEEE INFOCOM Conference on Computer Communications Workshops, INFOCOM WKSHPS 2020 tenutosi a can nel 2020) [10.1109/INFOCOMWKSHPS50562.2020.9162912].
Poster abstract: Parallel VM placement with provable guarantees
Cohen I.;Einziger G.;
2020
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Efficient on-demand deployment of VMs is at the core of cloud infrastructure but the existing resource management approaches are too slow to fulfill this promise. Parallel resource management is a promising direction for boosting performance, but when applied naïvely, it significantly increases the communication overhead and the decline ratio of deployment attempts. We propose a new dynamic and randomized algorithm, APSR, for parallel assignment of VMs to hosts in a cloud environment. APSR is guaranteed to satisfy an SLA containing decline ratio constraints, and communication overheads constraints. Furthermore, via extensive simulations, we show that APSR obtains a higher throughput than other commonly employed policies (including those used in OpenStack) while achieving a reduction of up to 13x in decline ratio and a reduction of over 85% in communication overheads.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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