Autonomous Resource Consolidation Management in Clouds Using IMPROMPTU Extensions

This paper focuses on the problem of resource consolidation management within cloud computing environments and extends our previous IMPROMPTU model which demonstrated the viability of distributed Multiple Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) to provide a resource consolidation management that simultane...

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Main Authors: Yazir, Y. O., Akbulut, Y., Farahbod, R., Guitouni, A., Neville, S. W., Ganti, S., Coady, Y.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Analytical models
Context
Educational institutions
Indexes
multiple criteria decision analysis
resource consolidation management
Scalability
Software
Virtual machining
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Summary:This paper focuses on the problem of resource consolidation management within cloud computing environments and extends our previous IMPROMPTU model which demonstrated the viability of distributed Multiple Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) to provide a resource consolidation management that simultaneously achieves lower numbers of reconfiguration events and fewer service level agreement (SLA) violations as compared to other approaches. A core limitation of our previous work was that it only assessed the PROMETHEE II outranking-based MCDA method, leaving open the question of whether better outranking schemes exist and, more generally, what denotes the properties of good outranking approaches for this problem domain. This work addresses these deficiencies through extending the IMPROMPTU model to directly compare PROMETHEE II with ELECRE III and PAMSSEM II, two other well-known outranking-based MCDA schemes. An in-depth analysis of the generated simulation results are then used to highlight the core trade-offs between each of these MCDA approaches.
ISSN:2159-6182
2159-6190
DOI:10.1109/CLOUD.2012.105