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ElasticRec: A Microservice-based Model Serving Architecture Enabling Elastic Resource Scaling for Recommendation Models

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arxiv 2406.06955 v1 pith:ZCDTFEXC submitted 2024-06-11 cs.DC cs.IRcs.LG

ElasticRec: A Microservice-based Model Serving Architecture Enabling Elastic Resource Scaling for Recommendation Models

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keywords resourceelasticrecrecsysallocationmemoryservingarchitecturemodel
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With the increasing popularity of recommendation systems (RecSys), the demand for compute resources in datacenters has surged. However, the model-wise resource allocation employed in current RecSys model serving architectures falls short in effectively utilizing resources, leading to sub-optimal total cost of ownership. We propose ElasticRec, a model serving architecture for RecSys providing resource elasticity and high memory efficiency. ElasticRec is based on a microservice-based software architecture for fine-grained resource allocation, tailored to the heterogeneous resource demands of RecSys. Additionally, ElasticRec achieves high memory efficiency via our utility-based resource allocation. Overall, ElasticRec achieves an average 3.3x reduction in memory allocation size and 8.1x increase in memory utility, resulting in an average 1.6x reduction in deployment cost compared to state-of-the-art RecSys inference serving system.

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