公开(公告)号：US09921880B2

公开(公告)日：2018-03-20

申请号：US15009395

申请日：2016-01-28

Applicant: Oracle International Corporation

Inventor： Nicolas Michael ,  Chen Wang ,  Jonathan Chew

IPC: G06F9/50 ,  H04L29/08

CPC classification number: G06F9/5027 ,  G06F9/5033 ,  H04L67/10

Abstract: A system and method for facilitating allocating computing resources to workloads, facilitating workload performance isolation. An example method includes determining one or more workloads to be allocated a set of computing resources in the computing environment, the one or more workloads characterized by metadata describing one or more workload properties; and using the one or more workload properties to calculate a binding between each of the one or more workloads and one or more corresponding portions of the computing resources. Plural competing workloads may be isolated by binding each workload to a disjunct set of Central Processing Units (CPUs) that share as few common hardware resources as possible given a topology the computing resources. Resource allocation adjustments need not require any reconfiguration of the system or adjustment to already provisioned workloads.

公开(公告)号：US20170220389A1

公开(公告)日：2017-08-03

申请号：US15009395

申请日：2016-01-28

Applicant: Oracle International Corporation

Inventor： Nicolas Michael ,  Chen Wang ,  Jonathan Chew

IPC: G06F9/50 ,  H04L29/08

CPC classification number: G06F9/5027 ,  G06F9/5033 ,  H04L67/10

Abstract: A system and method for facilitating allocating computing resources to workloads, facilitating workload performance isolation. An example method includes determining one or more workloads to be allocated a set of computing resources in the computing environment, the one or more workloads characterized by metadata describing one or more workload properties; and using the one or more workload properties to calculate a binding between each of the one or more workloads and one or more corresponding portions of the computing resources. Plural competing workloads may be isolated by binding each workload to a disjunct set of Central Processing Units (CPUs) that share as few common hardware resources as possible given a topology the computing resources. Resource allocation adjustments need not require any reconfiguration of the system or adjustment to already provisioned workloads.