WO2022110443A1 - 一种基于容器管制的云数据中心节能方法及系统 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of cloud computing energy saving, in particular, to a method and system for energy saving of cloud data centers based on container control.
- cloud computing technology As an important part of information technology, is widely used due to its pay-as-you-go pricing model, low operating costs, high scalability and easy accessibility. Applied in many areas of life.
- the huge energy consumption and the carbon emissions generated by cloud data centers have attracted widespread attention from researchers.
- the high energy consumption of cloud computing data centers has also become a constraint restricting the development of cloud computing, and existing energy-saving technologies such as virtual machine migration and dynamic voltage and frequency adjustment are difficult to produce effective results when the data center is in an overall overload state.
- Virtual machine migration Refers to an energy-saving method that minimizes energy consumption by distributing tasks among fewer machines while shutting down unused machines. Cloud computing servers can use this strategy to migrate virtual machines working on underutilized servers to other servers, and these spare servers will enter a low-power mode or shut down.
- DVFS Dynamic Voltage Frequency Adjustment
- the embodiments of the present invention provide an energy-saving method and system for a cloud data center based on container control, which can relieve server pressure and save energy in the case of overload according to the running state, and reduce the total energy consumption of the cloud data center the goal of.
- a method for saving energy in a cloud data center based on container regulation including the following steps:
- Idle servers switch to low power mode to save power.
- monitoring whether the server is in an overloaded state includes:
- Preset overload threshold for judging whether the server is overloaded
- the server is considered overloaded.
- i is the server number
- ui is the utilization rate of server i
- the regulator calculation formula is:
- t represents the current time
- ⁇ t is the value of the regulator when the time is t
- n is the number of servers
- the expected utilization reduction value is calculated according to the utilization calculation formula
- the optional container deactivation policy includes a container priority policy with the lowest utilization, and the container priority policy with the lowest utilization is based on the deactivation calculation formula by selecting a set of optional containers to deactivate, so as to reduce the utilization of the overloaded host, Keep the reduced utilization below the overload threshold;
- u' i is the utilization of the server after the optional container is deactivated, and u' i is equal to Expressed as The minimum absolute value of , dcl i is a list of deactivated optional containers;
- the least number of containers first strategy which selects the least number of containers to be deactivated to save power consumption while deactivating fewer containers in order to provide more optional functions;
- the random container selection strategy based on the random minimum number of containers priority strategy, randomly selects multiple containers to be deactivated to achieve the purpose of reducing energy consumption.
- a cloud data center energy-saving system based on container control including: a cloud service repository, an execution environment, and a control center; the cloud service repository includes optional containers, and the optional containers can be The running status of the server is disabled or enabled; the execution environment provides an environment for the operation of the cloud service repository, and the control center includes the Brownout controller, the system monitor and the scheduling policy manager;
- System Monitor is used to monitor server health and collect the status of server workload
- the scheduling policy manager is used to provide the Brownout controller with policies that control optional container deactivation or activation;
- the Brownout controller controls the deactivation or activation of optional containers based on the server running state.
- the Brownout controller includes a regulator, and the value of the regulator is calculated according to the number of overloaded servers; the regulator controls the deactivation or opening of the optional container of the overloaded server;
- scheduling policy manager includes:
- the lowest utilization container first policy is based on the deactivation calculation formula.
- the calculation formula includes the deactivated optional containers into the deactivated list, and the deactivated list sorts the optional containers based on the utilization in ascending order;
- the least number of containers first strategy which selects the least number of containers to be deactivated to save power consumption while deactivating fewer containers in order to provide more optional functions;
- the random container selection strategy based on the random minimum number of containers priority strategy, randomly selects multiple containers to be deactivated to achieve the purpose of reducing energy consumption.
- the cloud service repository also includes necessary containers, which will always keep running when started and cannot be stopped.
- the beneficial effect of the present invention is: by monitoring in real time whether the server in work is in a load state, if there is a server in an overload state, the expected reduction in the utilization rate of the server under the overload state is calculated, and the utilization rate value of the expected reduction is calculated according to the expected reduction. to select the strategy for deactivating optional containers, to deactivate the corresponding optional containers, and the deactivation of optional containers makes the overloaded server switch to a low-power mode to save power consumption; the server of this application can dynamically Shut down optional containers to relieve server pressure and save energy when overloaded, and reduce the total energy consumption of cloud data centers.
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method for energy saving in a cloud data center based on container control according to the present invention
- Fig. 2 is the flow chart of monitoring whether the server is in overload state of the present invention
- FIG. 3 is a schematic block diagram of a cloud data center energy-saving system based on container control according to the present invention.
- a method for saving energy in a cloud data center based on container regulation includes the following steps:
- S101 Monitor in real time whether a server is in an overloaded state.
- S103 Based on the value of the expected utilization reduction, select an optional container deactivation policy to deactivate the corresponding optional container.
- S104 The overloaded server switches to a low power consumption mode to save power consumption.
- the server in operation by monitoring in real time whether the server in operation is in a load state, if there is a server in an overload state, calculate the expected reduction in the utilization rate of the server in the overload state, and select the desired reduction in utilization rate.
- Optional container deactivation strategy deactivate the corresponding optional container, and the deactivation of the optional container makes the overloaded server switch to a low power consumption mode to save power consumption; the server of this application can dynamically close the optional container according to the running state
- Containers can relieve server pressure and save energy in case of overload, and achieve the purpose of reducing the total energy consumption of cloud data centers.
- the containers are divided into essential containers and optional containers.
- the essential containers will always keep running when started and cannot be deactivated; for example, the containers related to the database will be marked as essential services.
- Optional containers can temporarily deactivate these containers based on the state of the server. If there is mutual communication between containers, it means that there is a connection relationship between them. By definition, if an optional service is deactivated, other services connected to this optional service (optional container) will also be placed in deactivated state. If a service or content provided by a container provider is defined as optional by its creator, it can be identified as an optional service. For example, an online recommendation engine in an online store system and a spell checker in an online editor system can be set as optional services in case of limited or overloaded resources.
- the server before monitoring whether the server is in an overloaded state, it further includes:
- the Sliding windows algorithm is used to predict the future workload.
- the sliding window algorithm is as follows:
- the sliding window assigns more weight to the request rate of the nearest interval; let the sliding window size L w be a constant integer value.
- num(k) is the actual number of requests at time interval k, and the number of requests in time interval t is taken as the average value of requests in the sliding window Lw , as shown in the following formula:
- the time interval for requesting prediction should not be less than the time within the sliding window size Lw time interval, ie t ⁇ Lw .
- the number of active servers can be dynamically adjusted.
- monitoring whether the server is in an overloaded state includes:
- S201 Preset an overload threshold for determining whether the server is overloaded.
- the utilization rate of the server is measured by CPU (central processing unit); for example, if the overload threshold is set to 85%, when it is detected that the CPU utilization rate of the server is higher than 85%, the server will considered to be overloaded.
- the number of servers in an overloaded state is calculated according to an overloaded server calculation formula, and the overloaded server calculation formula is:
- i is the server number
- ui is the utilization rate of the server
- Tu is the overload threshold; if ui is not less than Tu , then is 1, otherwise it is 0; n 0 is the number of all servers in the server cluster that are in an overloaded state.
- the calculation of the expected reduction in the utilization of the server in the overloaded state includes:
- the regulator calculation formula is:
- t represents the current time
- ⁇ t is the value of the regulator when the time is t
- n is the number of servers
- the expected utilization reduction value is calculated according to the utilization calculation formula
- the optional container deactivation strategy includes the lowest utilization container priority strategy (Lowest Utilization Container First, LUCF).
- the lowest utilization container first strategy is to deactivate by selecting a set of optional containers based on the deactivation calculation formula , to reduce the utilization rate of overloaded hosts, so that the utilization rate after the reduction is lower than the overload threshold;
- u' i is the utilization of the server after the optional container is deactivated, and u' i is equal to Expressed as The minimum absolute value of , dcl i is an optional container for deactivation.
- the lowest-utilized container priority policy sorts the list in ascending order based on the calculated optional containers, so that the lowest-utilized optional containers are at the beginning of the list; the specific sorting process is as follows:
- the size of the list of dcl i is dcl i size(); the algorithm checks worker servers one by one, if the utilization ratio of the first optional container c 0 in server i is greater than Better yet, put c 0 in the optional container deactivation list. Since the container connected to c 0 also needs to be considered, this strategy also marks all optional containers connected to c 0 as in the dataset ( for a set of data) to describe how it is connected to other optional containers. However, if the utilization of the first optional container c0 is less than the expected reduction in utilization, the LUCF policy finds a sublist of optional containers to deactivate more optional containers. This sublist is the list of other sums of utilizations closest to the desired utilization reduction. As before, put these optional containers into the deactivated optional container list and put their connection labels into the collection. Other connected optional containers can then be found algorithmically and placed in the deactivated optional container list.
- the optional container deactivation policy further includes:
- the least number of containers first strategy which selects the least number of containers to be deactivated to save power consumption while deactivating fewer containers in order to provide more optional functions;
- the random container selection strategy based on the random minimum number of containers priority strategy, randomly selects multiple containers to be deactivated to achieve the purpose of reducing energy consumption.
- MNCF Minimum Number Containers First
- min(dcl i size()) represents the size of the smallest deactivated container list.
- the random container selection strategy uses the uniform distribution function U(0, dcl i size()-1) to randomly select multiple optional variables container to achieve the purpose of reducing energy consumption;
- a cloud data center energy-saving system based on container control includes: a cloud service repository, an execution environment, and a control center;
- the cloud service repository includes optional containers, which can be The selection container can be deactivated or activated according to the running status of the server;
- the execution environment provides an environment for the operation of the cloud service repository, and the control center includes the Brownout controller, the system monitor and the scheduling policy manager;
- System Monitor is used to monitor server health and collect the status of server workload
- the scheduling policy manager is used to provide the Brownout controller with policies that control optional container deactivation or activation;
- the Brownout controller controls the deactivation or activation of optional containers based on the server running state.
- the system monitor is used to monitor the running status of the server in real time, such as whether there is a workload on the server; if there is a server with a load, the scheduling policy manager provides the Brownout controller with a policy to control the deactivation of optional containers; Brownout controls
- the server controls the deactivation of the optional container according to the above policy; the deactivation of the optional container makes the overloaded server switch to a low power consumption mode to save power consumption; the server of this application can dynamically close the optional container according to the running state, so that the overload Under the circumstance of relieving server pressure and saving energy, the goal of reducing the total energy consumption of cloud data center is achieved.
- the system monitor is a component that monitors the server running status and collects the server resource consumption status. It uses third-party toolkits to support its features, such as the public APIs (Public Application Programming Interfaces) in Grid'5000, which provide metrics about infrastructure, including server health, CPU (CPU, central processing unit, central processing unit) ) real-time data such as utilization and power consumption.
- the public APIs Public Application Programming Interfaces
- Grid'5000 which provide metrics about infrastructure, including server health, CPU (CPU, central processing unit, central processing unit) ) real-time data such as utilization and power consumption.
- the scheduling policy manager provides and manages policies for the Brownout controller to schedule optional containers.
- different strategies need to be designed for different preferences. For example, if a cloud service provider wants to balance a trade-off between energy consumption and quality of service, a strategy that considers the trade-off is preferred.
- the Brownout controller includes a regulator, and the value of the regulator is calculated according to the number of overloaded servers; the Brownout controller controls the deactivation or opening of the optional container of the overloaded server according to the value of the regulator.
- the value of the regulator is calculated based on the regulator calculation formula, which is:
- t represents the current time
- ⁇ t is the value of the regulator when the time is t
- n is the number of servers
- the utilization calculation formula is:
- an optional container deactivation policy is selected according to the value of the expected utilization reduction; the scheduling policy manager includes three optional containers: the container with the lowest utilization priority policy, the minimum number of containers priority policy and the random container selection policy Deactivate policy.
- u' i is the utilization of the server after the optional container is deactivated, and u' i is equal to Expressed as The smallest absolute value of , dcl i is a list of deactivated optional containers.
- the least utilized container first policy sorts the list in ascending order based on the computed optional containers so that the least utilized optional container is at the beginning of the list.
- the third type random container selection strategy, based on the random minimum number of container priority strategy, randomly selects multiple containers to be deactivated to achieve the purpose of reducing energy consumption.
- the cloud service repository further includes necessary containers, which will always keep running when started and cannot be stopped.
- Optional containers can temporarily deactivate these containers based on server status. If there is mutual communication between containers, it means that there is a connection relationship between them. By definition, if an optional service is deactivated, other services connected to this optional service will also be placed in deactivated state. If a service or content provided by a container provider is defined as optional by its creator, it can be identified as an optional service. For example, an online recommendation engine in an online store system and a spell checker in an online editor system can be set as optional services in case of limited or overloaded resources.
- control center further includes a model manager, and the model manager is a model for maintaining energy consumption and service quality in the server;
- the execution environment provides a running environment for the cloud service repository; in general, the main execution environments of containers are Docker, Kubernetes and Mesos. In this application, Docker is chosen as the execution environment for optional containers.
- the system is built on the GRID'5000 as the cloud infrastructure.
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- 一种基于容器管制的云数据中心节能方法,其特征在于,包括以下步骤:实时监测是否存在服务器处于过载状态;如果存在处于过载状态下的服务器,则计算期望在处于过载状态下的所述服务器的利用率减少的数值;基于期望所述利用率减少的数值,选择可选容器停用策略,以停用相应的可选容器;过载的所述服务器切换到低功耗模式以节省功耗。
- 根据权利要求1所述的基于容器管制的云数据中心节能方法,其特征在于,在所述实时监测是否存在服务器处于过载状态前还包括:基于历史数据对所述服务器的工作负载进行预测;依据预测得出的所述工作负载,调整进行工作的所述服务器的数量。
- 根据权利要求1所述的基于容器管制的云数据中心节能方法,其特征在于,在所述监测服务器是否处于过载状态中包括:预设用于判断所述服务器是否过载的过载阈值;检测所述服务器的利用率;将所述利用率与所述过载阈值进行对比;若所述利用率高于所述过载阈值,则所述服务器被视为处于过载状态。
- 根据权利要求5所述的基于容器管制的云数据中心节能方法,其特征在于,所述可选容器停用策略中包括利用率最低的容器优先策略,所述利用率最低的容器优先策略是基于停用计算公式通过选择一组所述可选容器停用,以减少过载主机的利用率,使减少后的所述利用率低于所述过载阈值;所述停用计算公式为:所述可选容器停用策略中还包括:所述最少数量的容器优先策略,该策略选择停用最少的容器,以在达到节省功耗的同时,能停用更少的容器,以便提供更多可选功能;随机容器选择策略,基于随机的最小数量的容器优先策略,随机选择多个容器停用来达到减少能源消耗的目的。
- 一种基于容器管制的云数据中心节能系统,其特征在于,包括:云服务存储库、执行环境、调控中心;所述云服务存储库包括可选容器,所述可选容器能根据服务器的运行状态停用或开启;所述执行环境为云服务存储库的运行提供环境,所述调控中心包括Brownout控制器、系统监视器及调度策略管理器;所述系统监视器用于监视所述服务器运行状况并收集所述服务器工作负载的状态;所述调度策略管理器用于为所述Brownout控制器提供控制可选容器停用或开启的策略;所述Brownout控制器根据所述服务器运行状态控制可选容器的停用或开启。
- 根据权利要求7所述的基于容器管制的云数据中心节能系统,其特征在于,所述Brownout控制器中包含调节器,所述调节器的值根据过载的所述服务器数量计算得出;所述调节器控制所述过载服务器的所述可选容器的停用或开启。
- 根据权利要求8所述的基于容器管制的云数据中心节能系统,其特征在于,所述调度策略管理器包括:利用率最低的容器优先策略,所述利用率最低的容器优先策略基于停用计算公式通过选择一组容器并停用以减少过载主机的利用率,使减少后的所述利用率低于所述过载阈值;通过停用计算公式将停用的所述可选容器纳入停用列表,所述停用列表基于所述利用率升序对所述可选容器进行排序;所述最少数量的容器优先策略,该策略选择停用最少的容器,以在达到节省 功耗的同时,能停用更少的容器,以便提供更多可选功能;所述随机容器选择策略,基于随机的最小数量的容器优先策略,随机选择多个容器停用来达到减少能源消耗的目的。
- 根据权利要求7所述的基于容器管制的云数据中心节能系统,其特征在于,所述云服务存储库还包括必要容器,所述必要容器启动时将始终保持运行状态,无法被停止。
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