Abstract: Power consumption by a first host included in a plurality of hosts in a clustered computing system, where each of the hosts executes one or more applications, is managed by detecting that a utilization level of the first host falls below a threshold value and, responsive to the detecting, migrating one or more applications executing on the first host to a second host. After the migration is completed, the first host is caused to consume less power while remaining powered on.

Abstract: Power consumption by a first host included in a plurality of hosts in a clustered computing system, where each of the hosts executes one or more applications, is managed by detecting that a utilization level of the first host falls below a threshold value and, responsive to the detecting, migrating one or more applications executing on the first host to a second host. After the migration is completed, the first host is caused to consume less power while remaining powered on.

Abstract: Power consumption by a first host included in a plurality of hosts in a clustered computing system, where each of the hosts executes one or more applications, is managed by detecting that a utilization level of the first host falls below a threshold value and, responsive to the detecting, migrating one or more applications executing on the first host to a second host. After the migration is completed, the first host is caused to consume less power while remaining powered on.

Abstract: A management server and method for performing resource management operations in a distributed computer system utilizes interference scores for clients executing different workloads, including a client to be placed in the distributed computer system, as utilization values of resources, which are assigned continuously variable weights to produce weighted resource utilization values. The weighted resource utilization values are used to generate overall selection scores for host computers of the distributed compute system, which are then used to recommend a target host computer among the host computers of the distributed computer system to place the client.

Abstract: A management server and method for performing resource management operations in a distributed computer system utilizes interference scores for clients executing different workloads to create an interference affinity-type rule for at least some of the clients contending for a resource based on the interference scores for that resource. The interference affinity-type rule can then be used to recommend a target host computer to place a client.

Abstract: Power consumption by a first host included in a plurality of hosts in a clustered computing system, where each of the hosts executes one or more applications, is managed by detecting that a utilization level of the first host falls below a threshold value and, responsive to the detecting, migrating one or more applications executing on the first host to a second host. After the migration is completed, the first host is caused to consume less power while remaining powered on.

Abstract: Power consumption by a first host included in a plurality of hosts in a clustered computing system, where each of the hosts executes one or more applications, is managed by detecting that a utilization level of the first host falls below a threshold value and, responsive to the detecting, migrating one or more applications executing on the first host to a second host. After the migration is completed, the first host is caused to consume less power while remaining powered on.

Abstract: A management server and method for performing resource management operations in a distributed computer system utilizes interference scores for clients executing different workloads to create an interference affinity-type rule for at least some of the clients contending for a resource based on the interference scores for that resource. The interference affinity-type rule can then be used to recommend a target host computer to place a client.

Abstract: A management server and method for performing resource management operations in a distributed computer system utilizes interference scores for clients executing different workloads, including a client to be placed in the distributed computer system, as utilization values of resources, which are assigned continuously variable weights to produce weighted resource utilization values. The weighted resource utilization values are used to generate overall selection scores for host computers of the distributed compute system, which are then used to recommend a target host computer among the host computers of the distributed computer system to place the client.

Abstract: Power consumption by a first host included in a plurality of hosts in a clustered computing system, where each of the hosts executes one or more applications, is managed by detecting that a utilization level of the first host falls below a threshold value and, responsive to the detecting, migrating one or more applications executing on the first host to a second host. After the migration is completed, the first host is caused to consume less power while remaining powered on.