2012 IEEE 28th International Conference on Data Engineering Workshops 2012
DOI: 10.1109/icdew.2012.40
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Adaptive Provisioning of Stream Processing Systems in the Cloud

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“…Even though our solution can be run at longer periods (e.g., once per day), it is desirable to adapt in a dynamic and online fashion. In some works such as [15] dynamic approaches are suggested for adaptive provisioning. However, in order to solve our problem there is a need to take into account additional factors such as the effects of dynamic workload on the user satisfaction metric.…”
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“…Even though our solution can be run at longer periods (e.g., once per day), it is desirable to adapt in a dynamic and online fashion. In some works such as [15] dynamic approaches are suggested for adaptive provisioning. However, in order to solve our problem there is a need to take into account additional factors such as the effects of dynamic workload on the user satisfaction metric.…”
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“…One relevant area of research is stream processing in the cloud [17], [18]. However, there are only a few works in this category that specifically consider resource provisioning [15], [19]. In [15], the authors propose adaptive resource provisioning for processing stream queries with the goal of optimizing query latency.…”
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“…It is a common observation that data stream processors face resource limitations during their operation due to unexpected loads [3,9]. There are multiple possible solutions for these issues.…”
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