In modern data centers, the trade-off between processing speed and energy consumption is an important issue. Motivated by this, we consider a queueing system in which the service speed is a function of the workload, and in which the server switches off when the system becomes empty, only to be activated again when the workload reaches a certain threshold. For this system we obtain the steady-state workload distribution. We use this result to choose the activation threshold such that a certain cost function, involving holding costs and activation costs, is minimized.</p
We consider a parallel server queueing system consisting of a bank of buffers for holding incoming j...
International audienceCurrent architecture of many computer systems relies on dynamic allocation of ...
International audienceWe consider a content delivery problem in which jobs are processed in batches ...
In modern data centers, the trade-off between processing speed and energy consumption is an importan...
Motivated by the trade-off issue between delay performance and energy consumption in modern computer...
We consider a queuing system with a workload-dependent service rate. We specifically assume that the...
International audienceThis chapter concerns the situation of a queue with one regular single server ...
We consider two types of queues with workload-dependent arrival rate and service speed. Our study is...
We consider M/G/1 queues with workload-dependent arrival rate, service speed, and restricted accessi...
We consider an M/G/1 queue with balking based on the workload. An arriving customer joins the queue ...
We consider a content delivery problem in which jobs are processed in batches and may abandon before...
We consider anM/G/1 queueing system where the speed of the server depends on the amount of work pres...
We consider a parallel server queueing system consisting of a bank of buffers for holding incoming j...
International audienceCurrent architecture of many computer systems relies on dynamic allocation of ...
International audienceWe consider a content delivery problem in which jobs are processed in batches ...
In modern data centers, the trade-off between processing speed and energy consumption is an importan...
Motivated by the trade-off issue between delay performance and energy consumption in modern computer...
We consider a queuing system with a workload-dependent service rate. We specifically assume that the...
International audienceThis chapter concerns the situation of a queue with one regular single server ...
We consider two types of queues with workload-dependent arrival rate and service speed. Our study is...
We consider M/G/1 queues with workload-dependent arrival rate, service speed, and restricted accessi...
We consider an M/G/1 queue with balking based on the workload. An arriving customer joins the queue ...
We consider a content delivery problem in which jobs are processed in batches and may abandon before...
We consider anM/G/1 queueing system where the speed of the server depends on the amount of work pres...
We consider a parallel server queueing system consisting of a bank of buffers for holding incoming j...
International audienceCurrent architecture of many computer systems relies on dynamic allocation of ...
International audienceWe consider a content delivery problem in which jobs are processed in batches ...