云中的MapReduce服务复制策略

W. Tsai, Peide Zhong, J. Elston, Xiaoying Bai, Yinong Chen
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当前的云环境实现没有合适的机制来管理服务以利用云资源。这些环境中的服务只能被动地服务于用户的请求。如果一个服务在一定时间内接收到的请求多于它所能处理的请求,那么它就会出现故障。本文提出了一种服务复制的新方法,该方法允许云根据现有和预计的服务请求负载调整其服务实例部署。该方法定义了基于MapReduce的最佳服务复制策略,MapReduce是GAE (b谷歌App Engine)中广泛使用的处理模型,用于解决大量数据处理任务。该服务复制策略由SLMR (service Level MapReduce)实现。为了更好地支持SLMR,引入了服务复制技术,包括动态服务复制和预部署服务复制。此外,还将介绍一种依赖于云管理服务(CMS)的被动SLMR方法和一种不需要CMS支持的积极SLMR方法。
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Service Replication Strategies with MapReduce in Clouds
The current implementations of cloud environment do not have suitable mechanism through which services can be managed to make use of cloud resources. The services in these environments can passively serve users' request only. If a service receives more requests than it can handle in a certain time period, it is subject to malfunctioning. This paper proposes a new approach to service replications that allows a cloud to adjust its service instance deployments in response to existing and projected service request loads. This approach defines an optimal service replication strategy based on MapReduce, a processing model used extensively in GAE (Google App Engine) to solve huge data processing tasks. This service replication strategy is implemented by Service Level MapReduce (SLMR). To better support for SLMR, service replication technology is introduced, which include dynamic service replication and pre-deployed service replication. Furthermore, a passive SLMR approach that depends on the cloud management service (CMS) and a positive SLMR approach that does not need the support from CMS will be introduced.
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