2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.jides.2015.02.002
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A bi-objective cost model for optimizing database queries in a multi-cloud environment

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“…Gounaris et al [13] propose a bi-objective cost model in order to optimize queries in multi-cloud environments. The queries are in a form of DAGs and are divided into strides where each stride represents a step in the execution and consists either of one operator or a group of operators running in parallel.…”
Section: A Cost Model Tailored To Stage-by-stage Analytics In a Cloud...mentioning
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“…Gounaris et al [13] propose a bi-objective cost model in order to optimize queries in multi-cloud environments. The queries are in a form of DAGs and are divided into strides where each stride represents a step in the execution and consists either of one operator or a group of operators running in parallel.…”
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“…The cost models in [37,20,4] do not cover heterogeneity in compute node characteristics and/or locations. The models in [15,29,13] do not account for massive parallelism. Therefore, they are inadequate and unsuitable to be adopted for our case, which focuses on complex DAGs that are executed over geo-distributed heterogeneous resources while benefiting from partitioned parallelism.…”
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confidence: 99%