Chenggang Wu, Jose M. Faleiro, Yihan Lin, J. Hellerstein
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Early iterations of datacenter-scale computing were a reaction to the expensive multiprocessors and supercomputers of their day. They were built on clusters of commodity hardware, which at the time were packages with 2--4 CPUs. However, as datacenter-scale computing has matured, cloud vendors have provided denser, more powerful hardware. Today's cloud infrastructure aims to deliver not only reliable and cost-effective computing, but also excellent performance.