可伸缩计量,可负担的IT云服务管理

Ali Anwar, A. Sailer, Andrzej Kochut, Charles O. Schulz, A. Segal, A. Butt
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随着云服务在其生命周期中走向商品化,云服务提供商必须仔细选择计量和评级工具,并扩展其基础设施,以有效地处理收集到的计量数据。在本文中,我们重点关注收入管理的计量和评级方面及其对业务和运营变化的适应性。我们为IT云服务提供商设计了一个框架,以成本意识的方式扩展其收入系统。其主要思想是动态地使用现有的或新配置的SaaS vm,而不是专用的设置来部署收益管理系统。在新客户的入门阶段,我们的框架执行离线分析,根据历史使用情况预测资源需求,从而推荐合适的收入工具及其可扩展分布。这使得收益管理能够适应不断变化的业务环境。我们在20台物理机器的测试台上评估了我们的框架,这些机器被用来在Open Stack环境中部署12个vm。我们的分析表明,与业务管理相关的任务可以卸载到现有的vm上,CPU占用最多15%,内存占用最多10%,I/O和网络占用的开销可以忽略不计。通过动态扩展设置,我们能够在不产生任何额外成本的情况下将计量数据处理时间缩短许多倍。
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Scalable Metering for an Affordable IT Cloud Service Management
As the cloud services journey through their life-cycle towards commodities, cloud service providers have to carefully choose the metering and rating tools and scale their infrastructure to effectively process the collected metering data. In this paper, we focus on the metering and rating aspects of the revenue management and their adaptability to business and operational changes. We design a framework for IT cloud service providers to scale their revenue systems in a cost-aware manner. The main idea is to dynamically use existing or newly provisioned SaaS VMs, instead of dedicated setups, for deploying the revenue management systems. At on-boarding of new customers, our framework performs off-line analysis to recommend appropriate revenue tools and their scalable distribution by predicting the need for resources based on historical usage. This allows the revenue management to adapt to the ever evolving business context. We evaluated our framework on a test bed of 20 physical machines that were used to deploy 12 VMs within Open Stack environment. Our analysis shows that service management related tasks can be offloaded to the existing VMs with at most 15% overhead in CPU utilization, 10% overhead for memory usage, and negligible overhead for I/O and network usage. By dynamically scaling the setup, we were able to reduce the metering data processing time by many folds without incurring any additional cost.
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