BTP: automatic identification and prediction of tasks in data center networks.

Modern data centers have widely deployed lots of cluster computing applications such as MapReduce and Spark. Since the coflow/task abstraction can exactly express the requirements of cluster computing applications, various task-based solutions have been proposed to improve application-level performance. However, most of solutions require modification of the applications to obtain task information, making them impractical in many scenarios. In this paper, we propose a Bayesian decision-based Task Prediction mechanism named BTP to identify task and predict the task-size category. First, we design an automatic identification mechanism to identify tasks without manually modifying the applications. Then we leverage bayesian decision to predict the task-size category. Through a series of large-scale NS2 simulations, we demonstrate that BTP can accurately identify task and predict the task-size category. More specifically, BTP achieves 96% precision and 92% recall while obtaining accuracy by up to 98%. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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