Adaptive throttling system for data processing systems
CA 2426640 A1 · Owner: Hellerstein, Joseph L. · Inventors: Parekh, Sujay S.; Rose, Kevin R.; Huras, Matthew A.
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An adaptive throttling system for minimizing the impact of non-production work on production work in a computer system. The adaptive throttling system throttles production work and non-production work to optimize production. The adaptive throttling system allows system administrators to specify a quantified, limit on the performance impact of non-production or utility work on production, work. The throttling rate of the utility is then automatically determined by a supervisory agent, so that the utilities' impact is kept within the specified limit. The adaptive throttling system adapts dynamically to changes in workloads so as, to ensure that valuable system resources are well utilized …
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