Cooling-power-utilization-based workload allocation system
A cooling-power-consumption-based workload allocation system includes a workload allocation system coupled to at least one client device and a plurality of server devices. The workload allocation system receives a first workload request that identifies a first workload from the at least one client device, and determines a first workload priority of the first workload relative to a second workload priority of each second workload being performed by the plurality of server devices. Based on the first workload priority of the first workload relative to the second workload priority of each second workload and a cooling-power-utilization-efficiency ranking of each of the plurality of server devices, the workload allocation system identifies a first server device included in the plurality of server devices for performing the first workload, and causes the first server device to perform the first workload.
1. A cooling-power-consumption-based workload allocation system, comprising:
at least one client device;
a plurality of server devices; and
a workload allocation system coupled to the at least one client device and the plurality of server devices, wherein the workload allocation system is configured to:
receive, from the at least one client device, a first workload request that identifies a first workload;
determine a first workload priority of the first workload relative to a second workload priority of each second workload being performed by the plurality of server devices;
identify, based on the first workload priority of the first workload relative to the second workload priority of each second workload and a cooling-power-utilization-efficiency ranking of each of the plurality of server devices that identifies a relative cooling-power-utilization-efficiency of each of the plurality of server devices in their utilization of a power to provide cooling for that server device, a first server device included in the plurality of server devices for performing the first workload based on the first server device having a first cooling-power-utilization-efficiency relative to at least one second cooling-power-utilization-efficiency of at least one second server device that is included in the plurality of server devices and that is performing each second workload; and
cause the first server device to perform the first workload.
2. The system of claim 1 , wherein first workload priority of the first workload is based on a first application priority of a first application that is being provided by the at least one client device and that transmitted the first workload request.
3. The system of claim 1 , wherein the workload allocation system is configured to:
move, prior to causing the first server device to perform the first workload, the second workload being performed by the first server device to a second server device included in the plurality of server devices.
4. The system of claim 3 , wherein the moving the second workload from the first server device to the second server device is performed in response to determining that first workload priority of the first workload is greater than the second workload priority of the second workload being performed by the first server device.
5. The system of claim 1 , wherein the workload allocation system is configured to:
discover each of the plurality of server devices; and
generate the cooling-power-utilization-efficiency ranking of each of the plurality of server devices.
6. The system of claim 1 , wherein the workload allocation system is configured to:
monitor the plurality of server devices performing the first workload and the second workloads; and
update, based on the monitoring of the plurality of server devices performing the first workload and the second workloads, the cooling-power-utilization-efficiency ranking of each of the plurality of server devices.
7. An Information Handling System (IHS), comprising:
a processing system; and
a memory system that is coupled to the processing system and that includes instructions that, when executed by the processing system, cause the processing system to provide a workload allocation engine that is configured to:
receive, from at least one client device, a first workload request that identifies a first workload;
determine a first workload priority of the first workload relative to a second workload priority of each second workload being performed by a plurality of server devices;
identify, based on the first workload priority of the first workload relative to the second workload priority of each second workload and a cooling-power-utilization-efficiency ranking of each of the plurality of server devices that identifies a relative cooling-power-utilization-efficiency of each of the plurality of server devices in their utilization of a power to provide cooling for that server device, a first server device included in the plurality of server devices for performing the first workload based on the first server device having a first cooling-power-utilization-efficiency relative to at least one second cooling-power-utilization-efficiency of at least one second server device that is included in the plurality of server devices and that is performing each second workload; and
cause the first server device to perform the first workload.
8. The IHS of claim 7 , wherein first workload priority of the first workload is based on a first application priority of a first application that is being provided by the at least one client device and that transmitted the first workload request.
9. The IHS of claim 7 , wherein the workload allocation engine is configured to:
move, prior to causing the first server device to perform the first workload, the second workload being performed by the first server device to a second server device included in the plurality of server devices.
10. The IHS of claim 9 , wherein the moving the second workload from the first server device to the second server device is performed in response to determining that first workload priority of the first workload is greater than the second workload priority of the second workload being performed by the first server device.
11. The IHS of claim 7 , wherein the workload allocation engine is configured to:
discover each of the plurality of server devices; and
generate the cooling-power-utilization-efficiency ranking of each of the plurality of server devices.
12. The IHS of claim 7 , wherein the workload allocation engine is configured to:
monitor the plurality of server devices performing the first workload and the second workloads; and
update, based on the monitoring of the plurality of server devices performing the first workload and the second workloads, the cooling-power-utilization-efficiency ranking of each of the plurality of server devices.
13. The IHS of claim 7 , wherein the cooling-power-utilization-efficiency ranking of each of the plurality of server devices identifies the relative cooling-power-utilization-efficiency of each of the plurality of server devices in their utilization of a maximum power to produce a maximum cooling airflow in that server device.
14. A method for cooling-power-utilization-based workload allocation, comprising:
receiving, by a workload allocation system from at least one client device, a first workload request that identifies a first workload;
determining, by the workload allocation system a first workload priority of the first workload relative to a second workload priority of each second workload being performed by a plurality of server devices;
identifying, by the workload allocation system based on the first workload priority of the first workload relative to the second workload priority of each second workload and a cooling-power-utilization-efficiency ranking of each of the plurality of server devices that identifies a relative cooling-power-utilization-efficiency of each of the plurality of server devices in their utilization of a power to provide cooling for that server device, a first server device included in the plurality of server devices for performing the first workload based on the first server device having a first cooling-power-utilization-efficiency relative to at least one second cooling-power-utilization-efficiency of at least one second server device that is included in the plurality of server devices and that is performing each second workload; and
causing, by the workload allocation system, the first server device to perform the first workload.
15. The method of claim 14 , wherein first workload priority of the first workload is based on a first application priority of a first application that is being provided by the at least one client device and that transmitted the first workload request.
16. The method of claim 14 , further comprising:
moving, by the workload allocation system prior to causing the first server device to perform the first workload, the second workload being performed by the first server device to a second server device included in the plurality of server devices.
17. The method of claim 14 , wherein the moving the second workload from the first server device to the second server device is performed in response to determining that first workload priority of the first workload is greater than the second workload priority of the second workload being performed by the first server device.
18. The method of claim 14 , further comprising:
discovering, by the workload allocation system, each of the plurality of server devices; and
generating, by the workload allocation system, the cooling-power-utilization-efficiency ranking of each of the plurality of server devices.
19. The method of claim 18 , further comprising:
monitoring, by the workload allocation system, the plurality of server devices performing the first workload and the second workloads; and
updating, by the workload allocation system based on the monitoring of the plurality of server devices performing the first workload and the second workloads, the cooling-power-utilization-efficiency ranking of each of the plurality of server devices.
20. The method of claim 14 , wherein the cooling-power-utilization-efficiency ranking of each of the plurality of server devices identifies the relative cooling-power-utilization-efficiency of each of the plurality of server devices in their utilization of a maximum power to produce a maximum cooling airflow in that server device.