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Greenpar: Scheduling parallel high performance applications in green datacenters

Haque et al., 2015

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2448822630526307271
Author
Haque M
Goiri I
Bianchini R
Nguyen T
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Proceedings of the 29th ACM on International Conference on Supercomputing

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We propose GreenPar, a scheduler for parallel high-perormance applications in datacenters partially powered by on-site generation of renewable (" green'') energy. GreenPar schedules the workload to maximize the green energy consumption and minimize the grid (" brown'') …
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