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Optimized Pre-Copy Live Migration for Memory Intensive Applications
SESSION: Storage and Memory
EVENT TYPE: Paper
TIME: 11:30AM - 12:00PM
AUTHOR(S):Khaled Z. Ibrahim, Costin Iancu, Steven Hofmeyr, Eric Roman
ROOM:TCC 305
ABSTRACT: Live migration is a widely used technique for resource consolidation
and fault tolerance. KVM and Xen use iterative pre-copy approaches
which work well in practice for commercial applications. In this paper,
we study pre-copy live migration of MPI and OpenMP scientific
applications running on KVM and present a detailed performance
analysis of the migration process. We show
that due to a high rate of memory changes, the current KVM rate control
and target downtime heuristics do not cope well with HPC
applications: statically choosing rate limits and downtimes is
infeasible and current mechanisms sometimes provide sub-optimal performance. We
present a novel on-line algorithm able to provide minimal downtime and
minimal impact on end-to-end application performance. At the core of
this algorithm is controlling migration based on the application
memory rate of change.
Chair/Author Details:
Khaled Z. Ibrahim - Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Costin Iancu - Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Steven Hofmeyr - Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Eric Roman - Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory