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Introduce a novel metric combining: - CPU utilization - CPU PSI pressure - Memory utilization - Memory PSI pressure The different dimensions are combined computing the multidimensional euclidean distance from the ideal point. Only the positive contributions are taken into account to avoid penalizing underutilized nodes. A linear multiplier is applied to make it consistent with existing thresholds. The proposed works well because: - It naturally combines multiple dimensions into one metric. - It ignores “being under the average” (no penalty for low usage). Signed-off-by: Simone Tiraboschi <[email protected]>
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Introduce a novel metric combining:
The different dimensions are combined computing
the multidimensional euclidean distance from the ideal point.
Only the positive contributions are taken into account
to avoid penalizing underutilized nodes.
A linear multiplier is applied to
make it consistent with existing thresholds.
The proposed works well because: