TL;DR
OpenDT is an open-source digital twin platform for datacenters that enables continuous monitoring, simulation, and adaptive operation to improve performance and energy efficiency.
Contribution
We present OpenDT, the first open-source digital twin for datacenters, featuring live telemetry, self-calibration, and human-in-the-loop decision support.
Findings
OpenDT can reproduce and extend peer-reviewed experiments.
Online re-calibration improves digital-twinning accuracy to a MAPE of 4.39%.
OpenDT is available under open-source principles at the provided GitHub link.
Abstract
Datacenters are the backbone of our digital society, but raise numerous operational challenges. We envision digital twins becoming primary instruments in datacenter operations, continuously and autonomously helping with major operational decisions and with adapting ICT infrastructure, live, with a human-in-the-loop. Although fields such as aviation and autonomous driving successfully employ digital twins, an open-source digital twin for datacenters has not been demonstrated to the community. Addressing this challenge, we design, implement, and experiment using OpenDT, an Open-source, Digital Twin for monitoring and operating datacenters through a continuous integration cycle that includes: (1) live and continuous telemetry data; (2) discrete-event simulation using live telemetry from the physical ICT, with self-calibration; and (3) SLO-aware and human-approved feedback to physical ICT.…
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