2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-49390-8_5
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Resource Allocation for Virtual Service Based on Heterogeneous Shared Hosting Platforms

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“…As stated in our previous work [12], for each type of resource under consideration a physical machine may have one or more single element resource (i.e., one or more single real CPU, one or more single real memory, …) and aggregate resources. Thus, the resources of a physical machine are represented by an ordered pair of multi-dimensional resource vectors ( , ).…”
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“…As stated in our previous work [12], for each type of resource under consideration a physical machine may have one or more single element resource (i.e., one or more single real CPU, one or more single real memory, …) and aggregate resources. Thus, the resources of a physical machine are represented by an ordered pair of multi-dimensional resource vectors ( , ).…”
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“…We obtain the initial solution best by FFD [12] and calculate the objective function best . Next, an initial solution best is showed a current solution current .…”
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“…In our previous studies (Nguyen, Dang, Nguyen, Le, & Nguyen, 2015;Pham et al, 2016), we proposed two algorithms to detect a deadlock mechanism for allocating resources in the heterogeneous shared platform. We designed the deadlock detection algorithms in order to resolve the resource optimization problems built on the recovery of allocated resources.…”
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