vCPU
The class "vCPU" is an implementation derived from the "PhysicalComponent" class. A "vCPU" object consists of multiple "vCPUCore" instances and a cache that serves as a pool for storing "vProcess" objects. Whenever a new "vProcess" is added to the cache or a "vProcess" is terminated, the "vCPU" class handles the assignment of "vProcess" objects to its corresponding "vCPUCore" based on several factors. These factors include the priority of the "vProcess," the available computational power of each "vCPUCore," and the allowed CPU time of the associated "vContainer." Notably, a single "vProcess" can be assigned to multiple "vCPUCore" instances, allowing for simulated parallel execution. The scheduling of "vProcess" is implemented as an event with only one scheduling event being active for each "vCPU" at any given time.
Bases: PhysicalComponent
Source code in PyCloudSim\entity\v_cpu.py
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availablity: Union[int, float]
property
return the availablity of the cpu.
capacity: Union[int, float]
property
return the capacity of the cpu.
cpu_cores: List[vCPUCore]
property
return the cpu cores of the cpu.
frequency: Union[int, float]
property
return the frequency of the cpu.
ipc: Union[int, float]
property
return the IPC of the cpu.
num_cores: int
property
return the number of cores of the cpu.
process_scheduler: Actor
property
return the process scheduler of the cpu, if it is runing at the moment.
processes: List[vProcess]
property
return the processes of the cpu.
single_core_capacity: Union[int, float]
property
return the single core capacity of the cpu.
tdp: Union[int, float]
property
return the TDP of the cpu.
utilization: Union[int, float]
property
return the utilization of the cpu.
__init__(ipc, frequency, num_cores, tdp=50, at=simulation.now, after=None, label=None)
Creates a new vCPU.
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description | Default |
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ipc |
Union[int, float]
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instructions per cycle. |
required |
frequency |
Union[int, float]
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the frequency of cpu core. |
required |
num_cores |
int
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the number of cores in the cpu. |
required |
tdp |
Union[int, float]
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the TDP, aka power consumption of the cpu. Defaults to 50W. |
50
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at |
Union[int, float, Callable]
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when the cpu should be created. Defaults to simulation.now. |
now
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after |
Optional[Entity | List[Entity]]
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the entity that must be terminated before the cpu can be created. Defaults to None. |
None
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label |
Optional[str]
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short description of the cpu. Defaults to None. |
None
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Source code in PyCloudSim\entity\v_cpu.py
cache_process(process)
Cache a process in the cpu and call schedule_process().
Source code in PyCloudSim\entity\v_cpu.py
creation()
schedule_process()
shcedule processes in the cpu queue.
Source code in PyCloudSim\entity\v_cpu.py
termination()
utilization_in_past(interval)
return the utilization of the cpu in the past interval.