Deriving job completion reliability and job energy consumption for a general mapreduce infrastructure from single-job perspective

MapReduce as a master-slave infrastructure consists of two master-side severs and a large number of slave-side working nodes. In this paper, we derive a job completion reliability (JCR for short) model and a job energy consumption (JEC for short) model from a single-job perspective for a general MapReduce infrastructure in which no redundancy scheme is adopted on the master side, and a cold-standby scheme is employed on the slave side. Without loss of generality, the JCR model is derived based on a Poisson distribution. Through the simulation and analytical results, MapReduce managers and service providers can comprehend how this infrastructure behaves and how to improve the infrastructure so as to achieve a more reliable and energy-efficient MapReduce environment.