PowerPerfCenter:用于多层应用程序的功率和性能预测工具

V. Apte, Bhavin J. Doshi
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服务器应用程序的性能分析和在数据中心中托管它所需的硬件的大小仍然是当今的紧迫问题。由于现在大多数服务器级计算机都使用“频率缩放的cpu”和其他此类设备构建,因此在存在此类硬件的情况下回答性能和大小问题变得非常重要。PowerPerfCenter是一个应用程序性能建模工具,它允许对运行速度可以动态变化的设备进行规范。它还估计了在这些设备存在的情况下机器的用电量。此外,它允许指定动态工作负载,这是理解电源管理的影响所必需的。我们将PowerPerfCenter预测的性能指标与部署在由按频率缩放的cpu组成的测试平台上的应用程序的实际性能指标进行了验证,发现两者的匹配非常好。我们还使用PowerPerfCenter显示,如果设备在配置不同的运行速度时没有不同的空闲功耗,那么省电可能并不显著。
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PowerPerfCenter: a power and performance prediction tool for multi-tier applications
The performance analysis of a server application and the sizing of the hardware required to host it in a data center continue to be pressing issues today. With most server-grade computers now built with "frequency-scaled CPUs" and other such devices, it has become important to answer performance and sizing questions in the presence of such hardware. PowerPerfCenter is an application performance modeling tool that allows specification of devices whose operating speeds can change dynamically. It also estimates power usage by the machines in presence of such devices. Furthermore, it allows specification of a dynamic workload which is required to understand the impact of power management. We validated the performance metrics predicted by PowerPerfCenter against measured ones of an application deployed on a test-bed consisting of frequency-scaled CPUs, and found the match to be good. We also used PowerPerfCenter to show that power savings may not be significant if a device does not have different idle power consumption when configured with different operating speeds.
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