Accurately modeling server power consumption is critical in de-signing data center power provisioning infrastructure. However, to date, most research proposals have used average CPU utiliza-tion to infer the power consumption of clusters, typically averaging over tens of minutes per observation. We demonstrate that average CPU utilization is not sufficient to predict peak power consumption accurately. By characterizing the relationship between server uti-lization and power supply behavior, we can more accurately model the actual peak power consumption. Finally, we introduce a new operating system metric that can capture the needed information to design for peak power with low overhead
Abstract—Energy cost becomes a major part of data center operational cost. Computer system consume m...
AbstractThe explosive growth in the size of data centers, coupled with the wide-spread use of virtua...
With the increasing cost of energy and the increasing concern about global warming, people are begin...
Accurately modeling server power consumption is critical in de-signing data center power provisionin...
International audienceData centers are energy-hungry facilities. Emerging studies have proposed ener...
As data centers proliferate, their energy intensity deserves close attention. Always-on operations a...
The rapid growth of energy requirements in large data-center has motivated several research projects...
The management of power consumption in datacenters has become an important problem. This needs a sys...
Data centers are huge power consumers and their energy consumption keeps on rising despite the effor...
Commodity processors, which are prevalent in Internet-based data centers, do not have internal senso...
Abstract — The increasing costs of power delivery and cooling, as well as the trend toward higher-de...
Balancing the performance and the energy consumption of the servers is one of the important issues i...
International audienceCloud datacenters are compute facilities formed by hundreds or even thousands ...
Consolidation of workloads has emerged as a key mech-anism to dampen the rapidly growing energy expe...
As Cloud and other distributed networks become more complex and new virtualization technologies are ...
Abstract—Energy cost becomes a major part of data center operational cost. Computer system consume m...
AbstractThe explosive growth in the size of data centers, coupled with the wide-spread use of virtua...
With the increasing cost of energy and the increasing concern about global warming, people are begin...
Accurately modeling server power consumption is critical in de-signing data center power provisionin...
International audienceData centers are energy-hungry facilities. Emerging studies have proposed ener...
As data centers proliferate, their energy intensity deserves close attention. Always-on operations a...
The rapid growth of energy requirements in large data-center has motivated several research projects...
The management of power consumption in datacenters has become an important problem. This needs a sys...
Data centers are huge power consumers and their energy consumption keeps on rising despite the effor...
Commodity processors, which are prevalent in Internet-based data centers, do not have internal senso...
Abstract — The increasing costs of power delivery and cooling, as well as the trend toward higher-de...
Balancing the performance and the energy consumption of the servers is one of the important issues i...
International audienceCloud datacenters are compute facilities formed by hundreds or even thousands ...
Consolidation of workloads has emerged as a key mech-anism to dampen the rapidly growing energy expe...
As Cloud and other distributed networks become more complex and new virtualization technologies are ...
Abstract—Energy cost becomes a major part of data center operational cost. Computer system consume m...
AbstractThe explosive growth in the size of data centers, coupled with the wide-spread use of virtua...
With the increasing cost of energy and the increasing concern about global warming, people are begin...