RAPL: Memory power estimation and capping
H David, E Gorbatov, UR Hanebutte… - Proceedings of the 16th …, 2010 - dl.acm.org
Proceedings of the 16th ACM/IEEE international symposium on Low power …, 2010•dl.acm.org
The drive for higher performance and energy efficiency in data-centers has influenced
trends toward increased power and cooling requirements in the facilities. Since enterprise
servers rarely operate at their peak capacity, efficient power capping is deemed as a critical
component of modern enterprise computing environments. In this paper we propose a new
power measurement and power limiting architecture for main memory. Specifically, we
describe a new approach for measuring memory power and demonstrate its applicability to …
trends toward increased power and cooling requirements in the facilities. Since enterprise
servers rarely operate at their peak capacity, efficient power capping is deemed as a critical
component of modern enterprise computing environments. In this paper we propose a new
power measurement and power limiting architecture for main memory. Specifically, we
describe a new approach for measuring memory power and demonstrate its applicability to …
The drive for higher performance and energy efficiency in data-centers has influenced trends toward increased power and cooling requirements in the facilities. Since enterprise servers rarely operate at their peak capacity, efficient power capping is deemed as a critical component of modern enterprise computing environments. In this paper we propose a new power measurement and power limiting architecture for main memory. Specifically, we describe a new approach for measuring memory power and demonstrate its applicability to a novel power limiting algorithm. We implement and evaluate our approach in the modern servers and show that we achieve up to 40% lower performance impact when compared to the state-of-art baseline across the power limiting range.