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package org.cloudbus.cloudsim.power.models;
import org.cloudbus.cloudsim.power.PowerMeasurement;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Objects;
/**
* A power model created based on data from
* SPEC power benchmark.
*
* If you are using any algorithms, policies or workload included in the power package please cite
* the following paper:
*
*
*
* @author Anton Beloglazov
* @since CloudSim Plus 6.0.0
*/
public class PowerModelHostSpec extends PowerModelHost {
/**
* Since {@link #powerSpec} represents the power consumption data
* according to CPU utilization, as shorter the size of such a List,
* less accurate is the power consumption according to CPU utilization.
* Check mentioned attribute for details.
* Less than 2 entries doesn't make any sense,
* since for any CPU utilization, the power consumption will be the same.
*/
public static final int MIN_POWER_CONSUMPTION_DATA_SIZE = 2;
/**
* A List where each element represents the
* power consumption (in Watts) of the entity for specific
* CPU utilization percentage.
* If the list has 10 items, each element represents
* the power consumption for 10% of CPU utilization.
* This way, the 1st item represents the power consumption for 10% of CPU utilization,
* the 2nd for 20% of CPU utilization and so on.
* If the list has 100 itens, each item represents the power consumption for 1% of
* CPU utilization and so no.
*/
private final List powerSpec;
/**
* Instantiates a PowerModelHostSpec providing
* the power consumption data of the entity for different
* CPU utilization percentages.
*
* @param powerSpec a list where each element represents the
* power consumption (in Watts) of the entity for specific
* CPU utilization percentage.
* If the list has 10 items, each element represents
* the power consumption for 10% of CPU utilization.
* This way, the 1st item represents the power consumption for 10% of CPU utilization,
* the 2nd for 20% of CPU utilization and so on.
* If the list has 100 itens, each item represents the power consumption for 1% of
* CPU utilization and so no.
*
* If there are 100 elements in this list,
* element at position 1 represents the power consumption
* for 1% of CPU utilization, where element 100,
* represents power consumption for 100% of CPU utilization.
*
* If there are only 10 elements in this list,
* each element represents the power consumption
* when the CPU utilization is between an interval between [p .. p+10],
* where p is the CPU utilization percentage.
* For instance, element 0 represents the power consumption
* when CPU utilization is between [0 .. 10%].
*/
public PowerModelHostSpec(final List powerSpec) {
super();
Objects.requireNonNull(powerSpec, "powerSpec cannot be null");
if (powerSpec.size() >= MIN_POWER_CONSUMPTION_DATA_SIZE) {
this.powerSpec = powerSpec;
return;
}
final var msg =
"powerSpec has to contain at least %d elements (representing utilization at 0%% and 100%% load, respectively)"
.formatted(MIN_POWER_CONSUMPTION_DATA_SIZE);
throw new IllegalArgumentException(msg);
}
@Override
public PowerMeasurement getPowerMeasurement() {
final double utilizationFraction = getHost().getCpuMipsUtilization() / getHost().getTotalMipsCapacity();
final int utilizationIndex = (int) Math.round(utilizationFraction * powerSpec.size());
final double powerUsage = powerSpec.get(utilizationIndex);
return new PowerMeasurement(powerSpec.get(0), powerUsage - powerSpec.get(0));
}
@Override
public double getPower(final double utilizationFraction) throws IllegalArgumentException {
final int utilizationIndex = (int) Math.round(utilizationFraction * powerSpec.size());
return powerSpec.get(utilizationIndex);
}
}
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