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Comparison of Load Sharing and Unit Sparing redundancy models for Cloud Network Elements

Date

Type

Önálló címmel rendelkező kötet

Reading access rights:

Open access

Rights Holder

BME, Nokia, Talyigás Zsófia, Oláh Dániel

Conference Date

2016

Conference Place

Budapest

Conference Title

TDK

Department

Institute of Mathematics

Version

Post print

Faculty

Természettudományi Kar

Subject Area

Műszaki tudományok

Subject Field

Villamosmérnöki tudományok

Subject (OSZKAR)

Information Technology
cloud
distributed systems
availability

Gender

Kutatási jelentés, vélemények

University

Budapesti Műszaki és Gazdaságtudományi Egyetem

OOC works

Abstract

In a network of computing units (i.e. computer clusters and cloud architecture) a common practice is to use multiple units for the same task and operate them in parallel. Our study gives a short introduction to the availability of such distributed systems discussing redundancy methods. Markov chain modeling is an applicable tool for availability investigation. In this work we first introduce a simple Markov chain model then we continue with the general one. The general model is an extension of the simple one, it takes more factors into account, consequently it is more complicated but also more realistic. After creating the general model, comparison of two special cases is presented. As a main result it is shown that in the general case load sharing performs better than using spare units.

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