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SCHEDULE: NOV 15-20, 2015
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An Elegant Sufficiency: Load-Aware Differentiated Scheduling of Data Transfers
SESSION: Data Transfers and Data Intensive Applications
EVENT TYPE: Papers
EVENT TAG(S): Clouds and Distributed Computing
TIME: 2:30PM - 3:00PM
SESSION CHAIR(S): Rosa M. Badia
AUTHOR(S):Rajkumar Kettimuthu, Gayane Vardoyan, Gagan Agrawal, P. Sadayappan, Ian Foster
ROOM:19AB
ABSTRACT:
We investigate the file transfer scheduling problem, where transfers among different endpoints must be scheduled to maximize pertinent metrics. We propose two new algorithms. The first, SEAL, uses runtime information and data-driven models to adapt transfer schedules and concurrency to maximize performance. We implement this algorithm using GridFTP as transfer protocol and evaluate it using real logs in a production WAN environment. Results show that SEAL can improve average slowdowns and turnaround times by up to 25% and worst-case slowdown and turnaround times by up to 50%, compared with the best-performing baseline scheme. Our second algorithm, STEAL, further leverages user-supplied categorization of transfers as either “interactive” (requiring immediate processing) or “batch” (less time-critical). Results show that STEAL reduces the average slowdown of interactive transfers by 63% compared to the best-performing baseline and by 21% compared to SEAL, while allowing batch tasks to use a large portion of the excess bandwidth.
Chair/Author Details:
Rosa M. Badia (Chair) - Barcelona Supercomputing Center|
Rajkumar Kettimuthu - Argonne National Laboratory
Gayane Vardoyan - University of Massachusetts
Gagan Agrawal - Ohio State University
P. Sadayappan - Ohio State University
Ian Foster - Argonne National Laboratory
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