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Modelling low power compute clusters for cloud simulation
In order to minimise their energy use, data centre operators are constantly exploring new ways to construct computing infrastructures. As low power CPUs, exemplified by ARM-based devices, are becoming increasingly popular, there is a growing trend for the large scale deployment of low power servers...
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author | Gabor Kecskemeti Wajdi Hajji Fung Po Tso |
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description | In order to minimise their energy use, data centre operators are constantly exploring new ways to construct computing infrastructures. As low power CPUs, exemplified by ARM-based devices, are becoming increasingly popular, there is a growing trend for the large scale deployment of low power servers in data centres. For example, recent research has shown promising results on constructing small scale data centres using Raspberry Pi (RPi) single-board computers as their building blocks. To enable larger scale experimentation and feasibility studies, cloud simulators could be utilised. Unfortunately, stateof-the-art simulators often need significant modification to include such low power devices as core data centre components. In this paper, we introduce models and extensions to estimate the behaviour of these new components in the DISSECT-CF cloud computing simulator. We show that how a RPi based cloud could be simulated with the use of the new models. We evaluate the precision and behaviour of the implemented models using a Hadoop-based application scenario executed both in real life and simulated clouds. |
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spelling | rr-article-94018822017-01-01T00:00:00Z Modelling low power compute clusters for cloud simulation Gabor Kecskemeti (7168484) Wajdi Hajji (7168487) Fung Po Tso (3796399) Other information and computing sciences not elsewhere classified Cloud computing IaaS Low power Simulation Containers Docker Information and Computing Sciences not elsewhere classified In order to minimise their energy use, data centre operators are constantly exploring new ways to construct computing infrastructures. As low power CPUs, exemplified by ARM-based devices, are becoming increasingly popular, there is a growing trend for the large scale deployment of low power servers in data centres. For example, recent research has shown promising results on constructing small scale data centres using Raspberry Pi (RPi) single-board computers as their building blocks. To enable larger scale experimentation and feasibility studies, cloud simulators could be utilised. Unfortunately, stateof-the-art simulators often need significant modification to include such low power devices as core data centre components. In this paper, we introduce models and extensions to estimate the behaviour of these new components in the DISSECT-CF cloud computing simulator. We show that how a RPi based cloud could be simulated with the use of the new models. We evaluate the precision and behaviour of the implemented models using a Hadoop-based application scenario executed both in real life and simulated clouds. 2017-01-01T00:00:00Z Text Conference contribution 2134/24644 https://figshare.com/articles/conference_contribution/Modelling_low_power_compute_clusters_for_cloud_simulation/9401882 CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 |
spellingShingle | Other information and computing sciences not elsewhere classified Cloud computing IaaS Low power Simulation Containers Docker Information and Computing Sciences not elsewhere classified Gabor Kecskemeti Wajdi Hajji Fung Po Tso Modelling low power compute clusters for cloud simulation |
title | Modelling low power compute clusters for cloud simulation |
title_full | Modelling low power compute clusters for cloud simulation |
title_fullStr | Modelling low power compute clusters for cloud simulation |
title_full_unstemmed | Modelling low power compute clusters for cloud simulation |
title_short | Modelling low power compute clusters for cloud simulation |
title_sort | modelling low power compute clusters for cloud simulation |
topic | Other information and computing sciences not elsewhere classified Cloud computing IaaS Low power Simulation Containers Docker Information and Computing Sciences not elsewhere classified |
url | https://hdl.handle.net/2134/24644 |