Optimizing Resource Allocations for Dynamic Interactive Applications

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@PhdThesis{Bird:thesis,

• author = "Sarah Lynn Bird",
• title = "Optimizing Resource Allocations for Dynamic Interactive Applications",
• school = "University of California, Berkeley",
• year = "2014",
• address = "USA",
• month = may,
• keywords = "genetic algorithms, genetic programming, PACORA, Matlab",
• URL = "https://aspire.eecs.berkeley.edu/publication/optimizing-resource-allocations-for-dynamic-interactive-applications/",
• URL = "https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~krste/papers/bird-phd.pdf",
• URL = "https://escholarship.org/uc/item/9nf5z4pg",
• size = "121 pages",
• abstract = "Modern computing systems are under intense pressure to provide guaranteed responsiveness to their workloads. Ideally, applications with strict performance requirements should be given just enough resources to meet these requirements consistently, without unnecessarily siphoning resources from other applications. However, executing multiple parallel, real-time applications while satisfying response time requirements is a complex optimization problem and traditionally operating systems have provided little support to provide QoS to applications. As a result, client, cloud, and embedded systems have all resorted to over-provisioning and isolating applications to guarantee responsiveness. Instead, we present PACORA, a resource allocation framework designed to provide responsiveness guarantees to a simultaneous mix of high-throughput parallel, interactive, and real-time applications in an efficient, scalable manner. By measuring application behavior directly and using convex optimization techniques, PACORA is able to understand the resource requirements of applications and perform near-optimal resource allocation two percent from the best allocation in 1.4 milliseconds while only requiring a few hundred bytes of storage per application.",
• notes = "Advisors: Krste Asanovic and Dave Patterson and Burton Smith",

}

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