Presentation 2010-06-28
Dynamic Load Balancing of Data Stream Processing and Batch Processing
Hiroya MATSUURA, Toyotaro SUZUMURA,
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Abstract(in English) Data Stream Processing is the new computing paradigm for processing a massive amount of streaming data in real time without storing them on the secondary storage. In this paper we propose a dynamic load balancing mechanism between data stream processing jobs and traditional batch-typed jobs to realize an efficient operation of computer systems. Our implementation is built on top of System S, a distributed data stream processing system developed by IBM Research. Our experimental results show that our load balancing mechanism could execute 40 % more batch jobs when compared to the one with no load balancing. Moreover, the result shows that the latency for stream processing jobs are kept low even in a bursty situation by dynamically allocating more compute resources to stream processing jobs.
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Keyword(in English) Data Stream Processing / Dynamic Load Balancing / DSMS / DSPS / System S / SPADE
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Conference Date 2010/6/21(1days)
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Title (in English) Dynamic Load Balancing of Data Stream Processing and Batch Processing
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Keyword(1) Data Stream Processing
Keyword(2) Dynamic Load Balancing
Keyword(3) DSMS
Keyword(4) DSPS
Keyword(5) System S
Keyword(6) SPADE
1st Author's Name Hiroya MATSUURA
1st Author's Affiliation Tokyo Institute of Technology()
2nd Author's Name Toyotaro SUZUMURA
2nd Author's Affiliation Tokyo Institute of Technology:IBM Research-Tokyo
Date 2010-06-28
Paper # DE2010-13
Volume (vol) vol.110
Number (no) 107
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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