Virtual Machine Hosting for Networked Clusters: Building the Foundations for "Autonomic" Orchestration

First International Workshop on Virtualization Technology in Distributed Computing (VTDC 2006) Pub Date : 2006-11-17 DOI:10.1109/VTDC.2006.17

Laura E. Grit, David E. Irwin, Aydan R. Yumerefendi, J. Chase

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Virtualization technology offers powerful resource management mechanisms, including performance-isolating resource schedulers, live migration, and suspend/resume. But how should networked virtual computing systems use these mechanisms? A grand challenge is to devise practical policies to drive these mechanisms in a self-managing or "autonomic" system, without relying on human operators. This paper explores architectural and algorithmic issues for resource management policy and orchestration in Shirako, a system for on-demand leasing of shared networked resources in federated clusters. Shirako enables a flexible factoring of resource management functions across the participants in a federated system, to accommodate a range of models of distributed virtual computing. We present extensions to Shirako to provision fine-grained virtual machine "slivers" and drive virtual machine migration. We illustrate the interactions of provisioning and placement/migration policies, and their impact.

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网络集群的虚拟机托管:构建“自治”编排的基础

虚拟化技术提供了强大的资源管理机制，包括性能隔离的资源调度器、实时迁移和挂起/恢复。但是网络虚拟计算系统应该如何使用这些机制呢?一个巨大的挑战是设计出实用的政策，在一个自我管理或“自主”的系统中驱动这些机制，而不依赖于人类操作员。本文探讨了Shirako中资源管理策略和编排的架构和算法问题，Shirako是一个在联合集群中按需租赁共享网络资源的系统。Shirako支持跨联邦系统参与者灵活地分解资源管理功能，以适应各种分布式虚拟计算模型。我们向Shirako提供扩展，以提供细粒度的虚拟机“条子”并驱动虚拟机迁移。我们说明了供应和安置/迁移政策之间的相互作用，以及它们的影响。

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