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• W3134241006 abstract "The processing of data-intensive workloads is a challenging and time-consuming task that often requires massive infrastructure to ensure fast data analysis. The cloud platform is the most popular and powerful scale-out infrastructure to perform big data analytics and eliminate the need to maintain expensive and high-end computing resources at the user side. The performance and the cost of such infrastructure depend on the overall server configuration, such as processor, memory, network, and storage configurations. In addition to the cost of owning or maintaining the hardware, the heterogeneity in the server configuration further expands the selection space, leading to non-convergence. The challenge is further exacerbated by the dependency of the application’s performance on the underlying hardware. Despite an increasing interest in resource provisioning, few works have been done to develop accurate and practical models to proactively predict the performance of data-intensive applications corresponding to the server configuration and provision a cost-optimal configuration online. In this work, through a comprehensive real-system empirical analysis of performance, we address these challenges by introducing ProMLB: a proactive machine-learning-based methodology for resource provisioning. We first characterize diverse types of data-intensive workloads across different types of server architectures. The characterization aids in accurately capture applications’ behavior and train a model for prediction of their performance. Then, ProMLB builds a set of cross-platform performance models for each application. Based on the developed predictive model, ProMLB uses an optimization technique to distinguish close-to-optimal configuration to minimize the product of execution time and cost. Compared to the oracle scheduler, ProMLB achieves 91% accuracy in terms of application-resource matching. On average, ProMLB improves the performance and resource utilization by 42.6% and 41.1%, respectively, compared to baseline scheduler. Moreover, ProMLB improves the performance per cost by 2.5× on average." @default.
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• W3134241006 date "2020-12-31" @default.
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• W3134241006 title "Adaptive Performance Modeling of Data-intensive Workloads for Resource Provisioning in Virtualized Environment" @default.
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