跟随太阳到云:地理位置移动工作负载的应用程序迁移

Zhiming Shen, Qin Jia, Gur-Eyal Sela, Ben Rainero, Weijia Song, R. V. Renesse, Hakim Weatherspoon
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全球云服务必须响应随着时间或特殊事件在地理上发生变化的工作负载。虽然许多这样的服务支持在一个区域添加节点和在另一个区域删除节点,但我们证明了这种机制可能导致显著的性能下降。然而,其他服务根本不支持应用程序级迁移。在可用区之间甚至跨云提供商之间进行实时VM迁移是理想的,但是云提供商不支持这种灵活的机制。本文介绍了Supercloud,这是一种统一的云服务,支持所有主要公共云提供商的数据中心之间的虚拟机实时迁移。Supercloud还提供了一个调度器,可以自动确定何时何地移动虚拟机以获得最佳性能。我们演示了实时VM迁移可以有效地支持工作负载的转移,停机时间低,并且对服务及其客户端都是透明的。超级云还解决了支持跨云存储和网络的挑战。
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Follow the Sun through the Clouds: Application Migration for Geographically Shifting Workloads
Global cloud services have to respond to workloads that shift geographically as a function of time-of-day or in response to special events. While many such services have support for adding nodes in one region and removing nodes in another, we demonstrate that such mechanisms can lead to significant performance degradation. Yet other services do not support application-level migration at all. Live VM migration between availability zones or even across cloud providers would be ideal, but cloud providers do not support this flexible mechanism. This paper presents the Supercloud, a uniform cloud service that supports live VM migration between data centers of all major public cloud providers. The Supercloud also provides a scheduler that automatically determines when and where to move VMs for optimal performance. We demonstrate that live VM migration can support shifting workloads effectively, with low downtimes and transparently to both services and their clients. The Supercloud also addresses challenges for supporting cross-cloud storage and networking.
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