Acceleration-as-a-{\mu}Service: A Cloud-native Monte-Carlo Option Pricing Engine on CPUs, GPUs and Disaggregated FPGAs
Dionysios Diamantopoulos, Raphael Polig, Burkhard Ringlein, Mitra, Purandare, Beat Weiss, Christoph Hagleitner, Mark Lantz, Francois Abel

TL;DR
This paper introduces CloudiFi, a framework for deploying hardware accelerators as cloud services, demonstrating significant performance improvements in financial workload processing.
Contribution
It presents a novel framework that enables flexible deployment and comparison of accelerators in cloud microservices, addressing previous limitations.
Findings
Up to 485x response time improvement in microservices
Effective deployment of accelerators as cloud services
Enhanced workload performance in financial applications
Abstract
The evolution of cloud applications into loosely-coupled microservices opens new opportunities for hardware accelerators to improve workload performance. Existing accelerator techniques for cloud sacrifice the consolidation benefits of microservices. This paper presents CloudiFi, a framework to deploy and compare accelerators as a cloud service. We evaluate our framework in the context of a financial workload and present early results indicating up to 485x gains in microservice response time.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCloud Computing and Resource Management · IoT and Edge/Fog Computing · Software System Performance and Reliability
