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Title: EnergyAware Duplication Strategies


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Brian Stinar
IEEE Cluster 2006
  • Energy-Aware Duplication Strategies
  • for Scheduling Precedence
  • Constrained Parallel Tasks on Clusters

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Overview
  • Motivation of our research
  • System Models
  • Algorithms EADUS TEBUS
  • Simulation Results

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Motivation
  • Rapidly increased applications
  • (commercial and scientific)
  • Over consumed energy in cluster systems
  • (a large-scale cluster commonly requires 40TWh
    per year, costing over 4B per year at the price
    of 100 per MWh)

4
System Models
  • System Architecture

Homogeneous
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System Models
  • Task Model

A parallel application with a set of precedence
constrained tasks is represented in form of a
Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG), modeled as a pair
(V, E).
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System Models
  • Energy Consumption Model

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Scheduling Algorithms
Linear Schedule
Time 39s Energy 234J
Time 32s Energy 242J
No Duplicate Schedule
Time 29s Energy 284J
Task Duplicate Schedule
CPU_Energy_Busy6W Link_Energy_Busy1W
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EADUS TEBUS Algorithms
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If duplicate T1 More_energy 48-6 42J
Save_time 6S Ratio 42/6 7 If we set
threshold 10 EADUS will not duplicate T1
TEBUS will duplicate T1
CPU_Energy_Busy6W Link_Energy_Busy1W Here we
Ignore idle energy of processors and links
Time 32s Energy 242J
EADUS
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Simulation Results
Characteristics of System Parameters
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Simulation Results
(a) Communication Energy Consumption
(b) Total Energy Consumption
Fig. 1. CCR Sensitivity for Gaussian Elimination
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Simulation Results
(a) CPU Energy Cost in Different Thresholds
(b) Total Energy Cost in Different Thresholds
Fig. 2. Threshold Sensitivity for Gaussian
Elimination, CCR 0.7
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Simulation Results
(a) CPU Energy Consumption (b)
Total Energy Consumption
Fig. 3. CCR Sensitivity for Fast Fourier Transform
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Simulation Results
(a) Average Energy Cost of Gaussian Elimination
(b) Average Energy Cost of Fast Fourier
Transform
Fig. 4. Energy Evaluation for Gaussian
Elimination and Fast Fourier Transform
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Thanks to the rest of my research group
Dr. Xiao Qin Assistant Professor NMTZiliang
Borris Zong Ph.D. student NMTAdam Manzanares
MS student UC Boulder
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