IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management · 2019 · 78 citations · 38 references
ComputingCloud ComputingForecastingPredictive AnalyticsResource Utilization AnalysisCompute Resource ManagementJob SchedulingResource ProvisioningResource SchedulingResource Utilization EstimationWorkload PlacementAuto-scalingAuto-scaling PoliciesData Center Capacity PlanningMachine Learning-based Load BalancingPrediction ModelsPredictive Resource SchedulingProactive ScalingWorkload
Accurate estimation of data center resource utilization is a challenging task due to multi-tenant co-hosted applications having dynamic and time-varying workloads. Accurate estimation of future resources utilization helps in better job scheduling, workload placement, capacity planning, proactive auto-scaling, and load balancing. The inaccurate estimation leads to either under or over-provisioning of data center resources. Most existing estimation methods are based on a single model that often does not appropriately estimate different workload scenarios. To address these problems, we propose a novel method to adaptively and automatically identify the most appropriate model to accurately estimate data center resources utilization. The proposed approach trains a classifier based on statistical features of historical resources usage to decide the appropriate prediction model to use for given resource utilization observations collected during a specific time interval. We evaluated our approach on real datasets and compared the results with multiple baseline methods. The experimental evaluation shows that the proposed approach outperforms the state-of-the-art approaches and delivers 6% to 27% improved resource utilization estimation accuracy compared to baseline methods.
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