TWM616624U - Dynamic management system and management host - Google Patents

Abstract

A dynamic management system includes a plurality of server hosts and a management host. The management host includes a processing module and a communication module. The communication module is electrically connected to the processing module and can establish connections with the server hosts. The processing module receives a plurality of work files to be processed through the communication module, and first allocates some of the work files to the server hosts for processing, so as to calculate a computing power of each server host , And then according to the computing power of each server host and the number of the remaining work files to be processed, the remaining work files to be processed are allocated to the server hosts for processing, so as to realize a process based on each of the server The computing power of the host computer allocates the dynamic management system of the work files.

Description

Dynamic management system and management host

This model relates to a management system and a management host, in particular to a dynamic management system and a management host that effectively manage server resources.

When the existing financial and insurance companies use computers to handle a large number of cases, the most common method is to use multiple server hosts, and use one of them as a master, and use the master to monitor the remaining server hosts. In order to know which server hosts are idle, then all the received cases are allocated to each of the idle servers one by one, and the monitoring and distribution work will continue to be performed until all cases are processed. , And can realize a management system of division of labor. However, whether there are other management systems that are more efficient to distribute case work has become a problem to be solved.

Therefore, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a dynamic management system and a management host for effectively managing server resources.

Therefore, one aspect of the present invention provides a dynamic management system including a plurality of server hosts and a management host. The management host includes a processing module and a communication module. The communication module is electrically connected to the processing module and can establish connections with the server hosts.

Wherein, the processing module receives a plurality of task files to be processed through the communication module, and first allocates some of the task files to the server hosts for processing via the communication module to calculate A computing capability of each server host is calculated, and the remaining job files to be processed are allocated to the communication module according to the computing capability of each server host and the number of remaining job files to be processed These server hosts do the processing.

In some implementations, the processing module of the management host arranges the received and to-be-processed work files in the order of the received time, and sequentially allocates the to-be-processed work files to the Wait for those of the server hosts that have not yet calculated the computing power to know the processing time required for each of the server hosts to process a single job file, and then calculate that the computing power of each server host is equal to the corresponding one. Processing time.

In some implementations, the processing module of the management host uses a first formula and a second formula, and uses the Lagrange multiplier method to obtain the distribution to each of the servos. A file quantity of the remaining work files to be processed in the host. The first formula is: min (the number of files allocated by the server hosts are respectively multiplied by the sum of the corresponding computing capabilities). The second formula is: the sum of the number of the files allocated by the server hosts = the sum of the number of the remaining work files to be processed. The processing module then allocates the remaining work files to be processed to the server hosts for processing via the communication module according to the number of files corresponding to each server host.

In some embodiments, the processing module executes steps S1 and S2.

In step S1, when the processing module determines that at least one of the file numbers of the server hosts is not equal to an integer, it rounds one of the file numbers to obtain an integerized file number.

In step S2, the processing module substitutes the integerized number of files into the first formula and the second formula, and then uses the Lagrangian multiplier method to obtain the remaining waiting to be allocated to each of the remaining servo hosts. The number of the work files processed.

The processing module repeats steps S1 and S2 until the number of files corresponding to each server host is equal to an integer, and then the processing module calculates the remaining files to be processed and equal to the file corresponding to each server host. A number of the work files are allocated to the corresponding server host for processing through the communication module.

Therefore, one aspect of the present invention provides a management host suitable for multiple server hosts, and includes a processing module and a communication module electrically connected to the processing module. Wherein, the processing module receives a plurality of work files to be processed through the communication module, and first distributes some of the work files to the server hosts through the communication module for processing, so as to calculate each A computing capability of the server host, and then according to the computing capability of each server host and the number of remaining work files to be processed, the remaining work files to be processed are allocated to the servers through the communication module The host handles it.

In some implementations, the processing module of the management host arranges the received and to-be-processed work files in the order of the received time, and sequentially allocates the to-be-processed work files to the Wait for those of the server hosts that have not yet calculated the computing power to know the processing time required for each of the server hosts to process a single job file, and then calculate that the computing power of each server host is equal to the corresponding one. Processing time.

In some implementations, the processing module of the management host uses a first formula and a second formula, and uses the Lagrangian multiplier method to obtain the remaining waiting to be allocated to each of the server hosts. The number of files of the work files processed. The first formula is: min (the number of files allocated by the server hosts are respectively multiplied by the sum of the corresponding computing capabilities). The second formula is: the sum of the number of the files allocated by the server hosts = the sum of the number of the remaining work files to be processed. The processing module then allocates the remaining work files to be processed to the server hosts for processing via the communication module according to the number of files corresponding to each server host.

In some embodiments, the processing module executes steps S1 and S2. In step S1, when the processing module determines that at least one of the file numbers of the server hosts is not equal to an integer, it rounds one of the file numbers to obtain an integerized file number.

In step S2, the processing module substitutes the integerized number of files into the first formula and the second formula, and then uses the Lagrangian multiplier method to obtain the remaining waiting to be allocated to each of the remaining servo hosts. The number of the work files processed.

The processing module repeats steps S1 and S2 until the number of files corresponding to each server host is equal to an integer, and then the processing module calculates the remaining files to be processed and equal to the file corresponding to each server host. A number of the work files are allocated to the corresponding server host for processing through the communication module.

The effect of the present invention is that the processing module of the management host first calculates the computing power of each server host, and then allocates the remaining work files to be processed according to the computing power of each server host. It can realize a dynamic management system and a management host for effectively managing server resources.

Before the present invention is described in detail, it should be noted that in the following description, similar elements are represented by the same numbers.

Referring to FIG. 1, an embodiment of the new dynamic management system includes a plurality of server hosts 91 to 93 and a management host 1. The management host 1 includes a processing module 11 and a communication module 12. The communication module 12 is electrically connected to the processing module 11 and can establish connections with the server hosts 91 to 93. In this embodiment, each of the server hosts 91 to 93 and the management host 1 belong to a banker, and is, for example, a server device, and the processing module 11 is, for example, one or more central processing units (CPUs). The communication module 12 is, for example, a network card, a network chip, or a wireless network module.

The processing module 11 of the management host 1 receives multiple tasks to be processed via the communication module 12. For example, the communication module 12 receives the tasks from other server hosts or computer equipment. Files, each work file is, for example, an electronic file of a rescue case to be handled by the banker.

The processing module 11 of the management host 1 arranges the received and to-be-processed work files in the order of the received time, and sequentially distributes the to-be-processed work files to the server hosts 91 to 93 Those who have not yet calculated the computing power can know the processing time required for each of the servo hosts 91~93 to process a single work file, and then calculate that the computing power of each of the servo hosts 91~93 is equal to the corresponding The processing time.

Referring to FIG. 2 again, for example, the number of the server hosts #1 to #5 is five, and the number of the work files W1 to W17 sequentially received by the management host 1 is 17. When time=0, the processing module 11 is completely unaware of the computing power of each of the servo hosts #1~#5. Therefore, the processing module 11 assigns the work files W1~W5 to the work files W1~W5 in sequence. Servo host #1~#5. At time=1, the processing module 11 learns that the server host #1 has completed the work file W1, and then sequentially allocates the work files W6 to W8 to the server host #1 again. Until time=4, the servo hosts #2~#5 have completed the work files W2~W5. At this time, the processing module 11 calculates and obtains that the computing capabilities of the servo hosts #1 to #5 are 1, 4, 4, 4, and 4, respectively. It should be particularly emphasized that time=1 means a unit time, such as 5 seconds or other time.

According to a first formula and a second formula, the processing module 11 of the management host 1 uses the Lagrange multiplier method to obtain the information to be allocated to each of the servo hosts #1~#5. The number of files remaining to be processed.

The first formula is: min (the number of files X1 to X5 allocated by the servo hosts #1 to #5 are respectively multiplied by the sum of the corresponding calculation capabilities), and min() represents the minimum value. The second formula is: the sum of the number of files X1~X5 allocated by the server hosts #1~#5 = the sum of the number of the remaining work files to be processed. Continuing the previous example, for example, the first formula is min(X1*1+X2*4+X3*4+ X4*4+X5*4), and the second formula is X1+X2+X3+X4+X5 =17-8=9. Then the number of files X1~X5 calculated by the Lagrangian multiplier method are 4.5, 1.125, 1.125, 1.125, 1.125, respectively.

The processing module 11 then allocates the remaining work files to be processed to the server hosts #1 through the communication module 12 according to the number of files X1~X5 corresponding to each of the server hosts #1~#5 ~#5 for processing. In more detail, the processing module 11 executes steps S1 and S2.

In step S1, when the processing module 11 determines that at least one of the file numbers X1~X5 of the servo hosts #1~#5 is not equal to an integer, it rounds up one of the file numbers X1~X5 And the number of files X1~X5 obtained as integers. Continuing the previous example, for example, the processing module 11 rounds the number of files X5 (ie 1.125) corresponding to the server host #5 to obtain the number of files X5 (ie 1) that is an integer.

In step S2, the processing module 11 substitutes the integerized number of files X5 into the first formula and the second formula, and then uses the Lagrangian multiplier method to obtain each of the remaining servo hosts# The number of files from 1 to #5 of the remaining work files to be processed is X1 to X4. Continuing the previous example, for example, the updated first formula is min(X1*1+X2*4+X3*4+X4*4+1*4), and the updated second formula is X1+X2 +X3+X4+1=9. Then the number of files X1~X5 calculated by the Lagrangian multiplier method is 4.571, 1.143, 1.143, 1.143, and 1, respectively.

Then, the processing module 11 repeatedly executes steps S1 and S2 until the number of files X1 to X5 corresponding to each of the servo hosts #1 to #5 is equal to an integer. Continuing the previous example, for example, perform step S1 again to round the number of files X4 (ie 1.143) of the server host #4 to obtain the number of files X4 (ie 1) that is an integer. Perform step S2 again to obtain the updated first formula is min(X1*1+X2*4+X3*4+1*4+1*4), and the updated second formula is X1+X2+X3+ 1+1=9. Then the number of files X1~X5 calculated by the Lagrangian multiplier method is 4.67, 1.17, 1.17, 1, and 1, respectively.

Then, step S1 is executed again to round the file number X3 (ie 1.17) of the server host #3 to obtain the integer file number X3 (ie 1). Perform step S2 again to obtain that the updated first formula is min(X1*1+X2*4+1*4+ 1*4+1*4), and the updated second formula is X1+X2+1+ 1+1=9. Then the number of files X1~X5 calculated by the Lagrangian multiplier method is 4.8, 1.2, 1, 1, and 1, respectively.

Then, step S1 is executed again to round the number of files X2 (ie, 1.2) of the server host #2 to obtain the number of files X2 (ie, 1) that is an integer. Perform step S2 again to obtain that the updated first formula is min(X1*1+1*4+ 1*4+1*4+1*4), and the updated second formula is X1+1+1+ 1+1=9. Then the number of files X1~X5 calculated by Lagrangian multiplier method is 5, 1, 1, 1, and 1, respectively.

The processing module 11 allocates the remaining work files to be processed and equal to the number of files X1~X5 corresponding to each of the server hosts #1~#5 to the corresponding server hosts through the communication module 12 #1~#5 are processed. Continuing the previous example, for example, the processing module 11 performs the work files according to the number of files X1~X5 (ie 5, 1, 1, 1, and 1) of the server hosts #1~#5 W9~W13 (that is, 5 work files) are assigned to the server host #1, and the work files W14~W17 are assigned to the server hosts #2~#5 (that is, 1 work file is assigned each).

In addition, it should be noted that in this embodiment, the amount of calculation required for each work file is the same, and in other embodiments, the amount of calculation required for each work file may also be different. . In addition, each of the servo hosts #1~#5 may complete the first work file at different time points. The processing module 11 of the management host 1 can dynamically change the data according to the calculated at least one computing power. The first job and the second formula are updated to dynamically and instantly calculate how to allocate the remaining job files to which of the server hosts #1~#5 at different time points.

To sum up, the processing module 11 of the management host 1 first calculates the computing power of each of the servo hosts 91 to 93, and then allocates the remaining standby according to the computing power of each of the servo hosts 91 to 93. The processed work files can further realize a dynamic management system and management host 1 for effectively managing server resources, so that it can indeed achieve the new purpose of cost.

However, the above are only examples of the present model. When the scope of implementation of the present model cannot be limited by this, all simple equivalent changes and modifications made in accordance with the patent scope of the present model application and the contents of the patent specification still belong to This new patent covers the scope.

1: Management host 11: Processing module 12: Communication module 91~93: Servo host #1~#5: Servo host W1~W17: Work file

The other features and effects of the present invention will be clearly presented in the embodiments with reference to the drawings, among which: Figure 1 is a block diagram illustrating an embodiment of the new dynamic management system; and FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram exemplarily illustrating a distribution mode of multiple work files in this embodiment.

1: Management host

11: Processing module

12: Communication module

91~93: Servo host

Claims (8)

A dynamic management system, including: Multiple server hosts; and A management host, including a processing module and a communication module, the communication module is electrically connected to the processing module, and can establish a connection with the server hosts; Wherein, the processing module receives a plurality of task files to be processed through the communication module, and first allocates some of the task files to the server hosts for processing via the communication module to calculate Based on the computing power of each server host and the number of remaining work files to be processed, the remaining work files to be processed are allocated to the communication module through the communication module. These server hosts do the processing. The dynamic management system according to claim 1, wherein the processing module of the management host arranges the received and to-be-processed work files in the order of the received time, and arranges the to-be-processed work files in accordance with The sequence is allocated to those of the server hosts that have not yet calculated the computing power, so as to know the processing time required for each of the server hosts to process a single job file, and then calculate the computing power of each server host Equal to the corresponding processing time. The dynamic management system according to claim 2, wherein the processing module of the management host uses a first formula and a second formula, and uses the Lagrange multiplier method to obtain The number of files for each of the remaining work files to be processed by the server host. The first formula is: min (the number of files allocated by the server hosts respectively multiplied by the sum of the corresponding computing capabilities ), the second formula is: the sum of the number of the files allocated by the server hosts = the sum of the number of the remaining work files to be processed, and the processing module according to the number of the files corresponding to each server host The number of files, the remaining work files to be processed are allocated to the server hosts for processing through the communication module. The dynamic management system according to claim 3, wherein the processing module executes steps S1 and S2, In step S1, when the processing module determines that at least one of the file numbers of the server hosts is not equal to an integer, it rounds one of the file numbers to obtain an integerized file number, In step S2, the processing module substitutes the integerized number of files into the first formula and the second formula, and then uses the Lagrangian multiplier method to obtain the remaining waiting to be allocated to each of the remaining servo hosts. The number of such work files processed, The processing module repeats steps S1 and S2 until the number of files corresponding to each server host is equal to an integer, and then the processing module calculates the remaining files to be processed and equal to the file corresponding to each server host. A number of the work files are allocated to the corresponding server host for processing through the communication module. A management host is suitable for multiple server hosts, and includes a processing module and a communication module electrically connected to the processing module, wherein the processing module receives a plurality of work files to be processed through the communication module ( Task), and first distribute part of the work files to the server hosts through the communication module for processing, so as to calculate a computing power of each server host, and then according to the server host’s The computing power and the number of the remaining work files to be processed are allocated to the server hosts for processing through the communication module. The management host according to claim 5, wherein the processing module of the management host arranges the received and to-be-processed work files in the order of the received time, and sequentially arranges the to-be-processed work files Among the server hosts that have not yet calculated the computing power, they can know the processing time required for each of the server hosts to process a single job file, and then calculate that the computing power of each server host is equal to The corresponding processing time. The management host according to claim 6, wherein the processing module of the management host uses a first formula and a second formula, and uses the Lagrange multiplier method to obtain the allocation to each A file number of the remaining work files to be processed by the server host. The first formula is: min (the number of files allocated by the server hosts respectively multiplied by the sum of the corresponding computing capabilities) , The second formula is: the sum of the number of the files allocated by the server hosts = the sum of the number of the remaining work files to be processed, and the processing module according to the file corresponding to each server host Quantity, the remaining work files to be processed are allocated to the server hosts for processing through the communication module. The management host according to claim 7, wherein the processing module executes steps S1 and S2, In step S1, when the processing module determines that at least one of the file numbers of the server hosts is not equal to an integer, it rounds one of the file numbers to obtain an integerized file number, In step S2, the processing module substitutes the integerized number of files into the first formula and the second formula, and then uses the Lagrangian multiplier method to obtain the remaining waiting to be allocated to each of the remaining servo hosts. The number of such work files processed, The processing module repeatedly executes steps S1 and S2 until the number of files corresponding to each server host is equal to an integer, and then the processing module calculates the remaining files to be processed and equal to the file corresponding to each server host. A number of the work files are allocated to the corresponding server host for processing through the communication module.

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