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Kepler Model Server Architecture

Kepler model server is a supplementary project of Kepler that facilitates power model training and serving. This provides an ecosystem of Kepler to collect metrics from one environment, train a power model with pipeline framework, and serve back to another environment that a power meter (energy measurement) is not available.

Model server components

Pipeline Input: Prometheus query results during the training workload war running.

Pipeline Output: A directory that contains archived absolute and dynamic power models trained by each available feature group which is labeled by each available energy source.

[Pipeline name]/[Energy source]/[Model type]/[Feature group]/[Archived model]
  • Pipeline name a unique name for different composition of modeling approach such as different extractor, isolator, set of trainers, supported feature groups, and supported energy sources.
  • Energy/Power source a power meter source of power label.
  • Model type a type of model with or without background isolation.
  • Feature group a utilization metric source of model input.
  • Archived model a folder and zip file in the format[trainer name]_[node type] where trainer is a name of training solution such as GradientBoostingRegressor and node_type is a categorized profile of the server used for training. The folder contains
  • metadata.json
  • model files
  • weight.json (model weight for local estimator supported models such as linear regression (LR))
  • feature engineering (fe) files

Check out the project on GitHub ➡️ Kepler Model Server.

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