Service Migration Scenarios for Embedded Networks

Sommer, Stephan; Scholz, Andreas; Gaponova, Irina; Knoll, Alois; Kemper, Alfons; Buckl, Christian; Kainz, Gerd; Heuer, Jörg; Schmitt, Anton

doi:10.1109/waina.2010.84

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“…These two basic technical issues have been solved. The motivation of service migration includes optimal service placement (Oikonomou and Stavrakakis, 2010), parallel computing (Cohen et al, 2009;Song and Cheng-Zhong, 2005;Tripathi et al, 2009), improving network utilisation (Chin-Shiuh et al, 2008), embedded networks services (Sommer et al, 2010), fault-tolerant (Zhao and Zhang, 2009) and minimising energy consumption (Carroll et al, 2011). Cohen et al (2009) delivered services to the dataset sites to avoid the great transmission cost of huge amounts of data.…”

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Probabilistic-based workload forecasting and service redeployment for multi-tenant services

Liu

et al. 2016

IJHPCN

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This paper presents a two-stage service migration decision method which combines business workload forecasting with real-time load sensing, and thus adds business forecasting to previous load balancing approaches that rely solely upon real-time load sensing. The migration decision procedure and the detailed causal analysis algorithms based on Bayesian networks are also given. After the critical business indicators have been obtained from causal analysis, business fluctuation related with the critical indicators can be forecasted by using Markov chain method. And then, the migration decision can be made based on the forecasting results and the real-time load information together. We evaluate the migration decision method through three sets of experiments. We found that by migrating service on a shared multi-tenant service environment, the QoS requirement can be assured dynamically and the capability of workloads increases under same resource cost, which is helpful in optimised deploying for multi-tenant applications. include service computing and data engineering. This paper is a revised and expanded version of a paper entitled 'Probabilistic-based workload forecasting and service redeployment for multi-tenant services' presented at The

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