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A metric that captures both energy proportionality as well as linearity into a single value is the EP metric given as EP = 1 − Actual power curve area − Ideal power curve area Ideal power curve area where “Ideal power curve area” refers to the area under the power-utilization curve for an ideal energy proportional server. EP ranges from 0 to 2 with higher value meaning greater energy ......

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Peak Efficiency Aware Scheduling for Highly Energy ...

•Cluster-wide EP reflects underlying server’s EP •If server’s EP is poor, then cluster’s EP is poor Packing Scheduling •Have exact number of servers for load •Cluster’s EP is ideal 7 [2] D. Wong and M. Annavaram. "Implications of high energy proportional servers on cluster-wide energy proportionality“ HPCA 2014....

isca2016.eecs.umich.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/7B-3.pdf

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