KPIs and Benchmarks Sample Clauses

KPIs and Benchmarks. ‌ The benchmark for all the KPIs is the same and can be either traffic traces from data centres (if they become available), or on-line client-server video streaming application. 1. Network improvement in terms of bandwidth/latency for different flow types (Mice vs. Elephants). Usually will be obtained by the used application/benchmark, or by employing synthetic network probe along with the application/benchmark. 2. Number of used optical circuits. Depends on the path calculation by the physical observer 3. Utilization of the used optical circuits Can be obtained by sFlow statistics from the TU/e switch which are directly connected to the optical switch. 4. Time to establish optical circuit path (benchmark: manual config.) Time breakdown to: i. Physical observer time to calculate/reuse an optical circuit - reported by the physical observer. ii. Time to compute the optical path by the ODL - reported by XXX. iii. Time to provision the path - reported by ODL.‌
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KPIs and Benchmarks. We will measure the total latency to migrate a Virtual Machine. The components of this latency: - Time to halt the VM - Time to copy from source to destination node - Time to restart the VM By measuring all the components separately we will see what proportion of the time of a VM migration is dependent on the network and therefore the maximum amount of performance improvement that can be gained by increased network performance. These measurements will be taken with and without circuit cut through enabled. We should vary: - the size of the VM(s) - the network congestion level - the complexity of the virtual network (number for flows required to implement it) This will allows us to better understand under what circumstance VM migration benefits from optical circuit switching.
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