COMPUTER SYSTEM, METHOD, AND PROGRAM
First Claim
1. A computer system control method for dynamically changing a configuration of the system by computer processing so as to be suitable for content of network traffic information, the method comprising the steps of:
- storing, in advance, information that indicates tasks and assignment of resources with which the tasks are executed in a stream format so as to be adapted for phases corresponding to a plurality of different contents of the network traffic information;
measuring the network traffic information;
selecting stream-format resource assignment information that is relatively close to measured network traffic information as a next phase; and
switching from the stream-format resource assignment in a selected present phase to stream-format resource assignment in the next phase, in which the resources that have been processed in the stream-format resource assignment in the present phase act as transient alternative tasks in stream-format resource assignment in the next phase.
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Abstract
Traffic data while the system is in operation is collected for a certain time as a preprocess. Typical patterns are extracted from the collected traffic data. Next, stream programs are created for the individual typical patterns and stored for the future reference. Next, the IDs of alternative tasks for transition among different stream programs are stored. In actual system operation, the system measures traffic data regularly or at any time, compares the resultant patterns with the typical patterns, and selects a stream program corresponding to the closest typical pattern as the next phase. Program shutdown time when shifting from the stream program in the present phase to the next phase can be reduced by gradually shifting empty tasks in the present phase to the next stream program as alternative tasks in consideration of the cost of switching between tasks, the cost of transferring data among resources, and so on.
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4 Claims
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1. A computer system control method for dynamically changing a configuration of the system by computer processing so as to be suitable for content of network traffic information, the method comprising the steps of:
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storing, in advance, information that indicates tasks and assignment of resources with which the tasks are executed in a stream format so as to be adapted for phases corresponding to a plurality of different contents of the network traffic information; measuring the network traffic information; selecting stream-format resource assignment information that is relatively close to measured network traffic information as a next phase; and switching from the stream-format resource assignment in a selected present phase to stream-format resource assignment in the next phase, in which the resources that have been processed in the stream-format resource assignment in the present phase act as transient alternative tasks in stream-format resource assignment in the next phase. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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