Arnupharp Viratanapanu’s research while affiliated with The University of Tokyo and other places

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Publications (2)


Pantau: A Monitoring System for KVM-Based Server Consolidation Environment
  • Conference Paper

August 2011

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Arnupharp Viratanapanu

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Ahmad Kamil Abdul Hamid

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Pantau is an on demand resource monitoring system that has the goal of providing data necessary for studying KVM based server consolidation environment. Instead of always collecting all resource values from all machines, users are able to control which values should be collected from which machines without having to modify any configuration files. This greatly reduces the overhead of our system. The evaluation of expected usage scenarios shows that our system consumes less than 1.8% CPU on a physical machine that hosts 8 VMs at 10 seconds monitoring interval. In addition to normal resource usages, it provides per VM process resource usage which captures the resource usage of all VM processes on target machines at a given time interval. Using Pantau, researchers can understand better the correlation between resource usages of related machines and also the correlation between application performance parameters and necessary resources. Pantau can be easily extended to monitor unsupported resource values. This paper presents the design, implementation and evaluation of our monitoring system along with a case study that shows how we can make use of the monitored data.


On demand fine grain resource monitoring system for server consolidation

January 2010

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Server consolidation and virtualization technology are used in modern data center as a method to improve the server utilization rate by encouraging the sharing of physical resources between virtual machines (VM). Although, this can be realized by plenty of virtualization softwares available in markets, creating a good management policy for the server consolidation environment is still a challenging research problem. The policy should be able to maintain the high resource sharing rate, while keeping the performance drop rate as low as possible, which are totally contradict requirements. In order to progress the research in this area, a monitoring system, which can effectively monitor current system state and collect essential information, is indispensable. However, due to many differences in use case scenarios, monitoring systems designed for conventional management domain cannot be applied directly. This needs us to reconsider the design of the monitoring system. This paper proposes some key information that is still missing from existing monitoring systems as well as the design of Pantau, a monitoring system designed for capturing information necessary for server consolidation.

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... The traditional cloud providers are struggling to keep up with new cloud computing requirements which include virtual machine migration, scalability and network isolation in a large cloud network environment. To manage a large and complex cloud network infrastructure requires the monitoring system to capture its state precisely [1]. Therefore, network architects should rethink their cloud designs and adopt simpler topologies and new control protocols to achieve better performance and operational agility in multitenant cloud networks. ...

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Enhanced IPFIX flow monitoring for VXLAN based cloud overlay networks
On demand fine grain resource monitoring system for server consolidation
  • Citing Article
  • January 2010