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Autori principali: Ravikumar, Deepak, Yeo, Alex, Zhu, Yiwen, Lakra, Aditya, Nagulapalli, Harsha, Ravindran, Santhosh Kumar, Suh, Steve, Dutta, Niharika, Fogarty, Andrew, Park, Yoonjae, Khushalani, Sumeet, Tarafdar, Arijit, Parekh, Kunal, Krishnan, Subru
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.11326
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author Ravikumar, Deepak
Yeo, Alex
Zhu, Yiwen
Lakra, Aditya
Nagulapalli, Harsha
Ravindran, Santhosh Kumar
Suh, Steve
Dutta, Niharika
Fogarty, Andrew
Park, Yoonjae
Khushalani, Sumeet
Tarafdar, Arijit
Parekh, Kunal
Krishnan, Subru
author_facet Ravikumar, Deepak
Yeo, Alex
Zhu, Yiwen
Lakra, Aditya
Nagulapalli, Harsha
Ravindran, Santhosh Kumar
Suh, Steve
Dutta, Niharika
Fogarty, Andrew
Park, Yoonjae
Khushalani, Sumeet
Tarafdar, Arijit
Parekh, Kunal
Krishnan, Subru
contents The proliferation of big data and analytic workloads has driven the need for cloud compute and cluster-based job processing. With Apache Spark, users can process terabytes of data at ease with hundreds of parallel executors. At Microsoft, we aim at providing a fast and succinct interface for users to run Spark applications, such as through creating simple notebook "sessions" by abstracting the underlying complexity of the cloud. Providing low latency access to Spark clusters and sessions is a challenging problem due to the large overheads of cluster creation and session startup. In this paper, we introduce Intelligent Pooling, a system for proactively provisioning compute resources to combat the aforementioned overheads. To reduce the COGS (cost-of-goods-sold), our system (1) predicts usage patterns using an innovative hybrid Machine Learning (ML) model with low latency and high accuracy; and (2) optimizes the pool size dynamically to meet customer demand while reducing extraneous COGS. The proposed system auto-tunes its hyper-parameters to balance between performance and operational cost with minimal to no engineering input. Evaluated using large-scale production data, Intelligent Pooling achieves up to 43% reduction in cluster idle time compared to static pooling when targeting 99% pool hit rate. Currently deployed in production, Intelligent Pooling is on track to save tens of million dollars in COGS per year as compared to traditional pre-provisioned pools.
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spellingShingle Intelligent Pooling: Proactive Resource Provisioning in Large-scale Cloud Service
Ravikumar, Deepak
Yeo, Alex
Zhu, Yiwen
Lakra, Aditya
Nagulapalli, Harsha
Ravindran, Santhosh Kumar
Suh, Steve
Dutta, Niharika
Fogarty, Andrew
Park, Yoonjae
Khushalani, Sumeet
Tarafdar, Arijit
Parekh, Kunal
Krishnan, Subru
Databases
The proliferation of big data and analytic workloads has driven the need for cloud compute and cluster-based job processing. With Apache Spark, users can process terabytes of data at ease with hundreds of parallel executors. At Microsoft, we aim at providing a fast and succinct interface for users to run Spark applications, such as through creating simple notebook "sessions" by abstracting the underlying complexity of the cloud. Providing low latency access to Spark clusters and sessions is a challenging problem due to the large overheads of cluster creation and session startup. In this paper, we introduce Intelligent Pooling, a system for proactively provisioning compute resources to combat the aforementioned overheads. To reduce the COGS (cost-of-goods-sold), our system (1) predicts usage patterns using an innovative hybrid Machine Learning (ML) model with low latency and high accuracy; and (2) optimizes the pool size dynamically to meet customer demand while reducing extraneous COGS. The proposed system auto-tunes its hyper-parameters to balance between performance and operational cost with minimal to no engineering input. Evaluated using large-scale production data, Intelligent Pooling achieves up to 43% reduction in cluster idle time compared to static pooling when targeting 99% pool hit rate. Currently deployed in production, Intelligent Pooling is on track to save tens of million dollars in COGS per year as compared to traditional pre-provisioned pools.
title Intelligent Pooling: Proactive Resource Provisioning in Large-scale Cloud Service
topic Databases
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.11326