RPPS: A Novel Resource Prediction and Provisioning Scheme in Cloud Data Center

Wei Fang, Zhihui Lu, Jie Wu, ZhenYin Cao
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Cloud data centers and virtualization are being highly considered for enterprises and industries. However, elastic fine-grained resource provision while ensuring performance and SLA guarantees for applications requires careful consideration of important and extremely challenging tradeoffs. In this paper, we present RPPS (Cloud Resource Prediction and Provisioning scheme), a scheme that automatically predict future demand and perform proactive resource provisioning for cloud applications. RPPS employs the ARIMA model to predict the workloads in the future, combines both coarse-grained and fine-grained resource scaling under different situations, and adopts a VM-complementary migration strategy. RPPS can resolve predictive resource provisioning problem when enterprises confront demand fluctuations in cloud data center. We evaluate a prototype of RPPS with traces collected by ourselves using typical CPU intensive applications and as well as workloads from a real data center. The results show that it not only has high prediction accuracy (about 90% match in most time) but also scales the resource well.
RPPS:一种新的云数据中心资源预测与分配方案
云数据中心和虚拟化正在被企业和行业高度重视。然而,在确保应用程序的性能和SLA保证的同时,弹性细粒度资源供应需要仔细考虑重要且极具挑战性的权衡。在本文中,我们提出了RPPS(云资源预测和供应方案),一种自动预测未来需求并为云应用程序执行主动资源供应的方案。RPPS采用ARIMA模型预测未来的工作负载,结合不同情况下的粗粒度和细粒度资源扩展,采用虚拟机互补迁移策略。RPPS可以解决企业在云数据中心面临需求波动时的资源预见性配置问题。我们使用典型的CPU密集型应用程序和来自真实数据中心的工作负载,通过我们自己收集的跟踪来评估RPPS原型。结果表明,该方法不仅具有较高的预测精度(大多数情况下匹配率在90%左右),而且具有较好的资源扩展能力。
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