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Introduction

SeDuCe is a CPER research project that aims at building a scientific testbed to enable the study of both thermal and power management aspects in datacenters. The testbed is hosted at the IMT Atlantique campus located in Nantes.

In short

• 48 servers located in airtights racks and integrated in Grid’5000 (ecotype cluster)
• Power consumption of each server is monitored
• Temperature at the front and the back of each server is monitored
• More than 200 sensors probe is collected every second
• A Dashboard that eases the visualization of data
• An API that enables to integrate data and third party scripts
• (In Progress) Integration of renewable energy in the testbed (solar panels + batteries)

Team

• Jean-Marc Menaud
• Jonathan Pastor

Funding

The CPER SeDuCe is funded by:

• Regional concil of the Pays de la Loire
• Nantes Metropole
• Inria
• IMT Atlantique
• French government
• European Union via the European Regional Development Fund (FEDER)