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Hotspot Mitigations for the Masses

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In an IaaS cloud, the dynamic VM scheduler observes and mitigates resource hotspots to maintain performance in an oversubscribed environment. Most systems are focused on schedulers that fit very large infrastructures, which lead to workload-dependent optimisations, thereby limiting their portability. However, while the number of massive public clouds is very small, there is a countless number of private clouds running very different workloads. In that context, we consider that it is essential to look for schedulers that overcome the workload diversity observed in private clouds to benefit as many use cases as possible.

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10.1145/3357223.3362717
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W2986574693
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conference-paper
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