Liu et al., 2016 - Google Patents
CORP: Cooperative opportunistic resource provisioning for short-lived jobs in cloud systemsLiu et al., 2016
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- Liu J
- Shen H
- Chen L
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- 2016 IEEE international conference on cluster computing (CLUSTER)
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In cloud systems, achieving high resource utilization and low Service Level Objective (SLO) violation rate are important to the cloud provider for high profit. For this purpose, recently, some methods have been proposed to predict allocated but unused resources and …
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