ACTiCLOUD:启用下一代云应用程序

G. Goumas, K. Nikas, Ewnetu Bayuh Lakew, Christos Kotselidis, Andrew Attwood, E. Elmroth, Michail Flouris, N. Foutris, J. Goodacre, D. Grohmann, Vasileios Karakostas, P. Koutsourakis, M. Kersten, M. Luján, E. Rustad, John Thomson, Luis Tomás, Atle Vesterkjaer, J. Webber, Y. Zhang, N. Koziris
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尽管云计算系统作为一种主导的计算范式而扩散,但它缺乏有效的机制来有效地管理其大量的资源。资源被搁浅和分散,最终限制了云系统对大量关键应用程序的适用性,这些应用程序提出了不适度的资源需求。消除当前云资源实际流动性和可扩展性方面的技术障碍,对于加强云计算作为数字经济关键基石的作用至关重要。ACTiCLOUD提出了一种新的云架构,它打破了现有的扩展和无共享的障碍,能够在本地云站点和分布式级别上对物理资源进行全面管理。具体来说,它通过将最先进的管理程序技术扩展到物理服务器边界之外和本地化的云管理系统,从而在云资源管理堆栈中取得进步,从而在机架内、站点内和跨分布式云站点提供全面的资源管理。最重要的是,ACTiCLOUD将调整和优化系统库和运行时(例如JVM)以及ACTiCLOUD原生应用程序,这些应用程序的要求非常高,关键类应用程序目前在将其资源需求与最先进的云产品相匹配方面面临严重困难。
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ACTiCLOUD: Enabling the Next Generation of Cloud Applications
Despite their proliferation as a dominant computing paradigm, cloud computing systems lack effective mechanisms to manage their vast amounts of resources efficiently. Resources are stranded and fragmented, ultimately limiting cloud systems' applicability to large classes of critical applications that pose non-moderate resource demands. Eliminating current technological barriers of actual fluidity and scalability of cloud resources is essential to strengthen cloud computing's role as a critical cornerstone for the digital economy. ACTiCLOUD proposes a novel cloud architecture that breaks the existing scale-up and share-nothing barriers and enables the holistic management of physical resources both at the local cloud site and at distributed levels. Specifically, it makes advancements in the cloud resource management stacks by extending state-of-the-art hypervisor technology beyond the physical server boundary and localized cloud management system to provide a holistic resource management within a rack, within a site, and across distributed cloud sites. On top of this, ACTiCLOUD will adapt and optimize system libraries and runtimes (e.g., JVM) as well as ACTiCLOUD-native applications, which are extremely demanding, and critical classes of applications that currently face severe difficulties in matching their resource requirements to state-of-the-art cloud offerings.
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