What is the VM size the provided VMs CPU data?

[clevilll]

Hi,

I was wondering if there is further information about the provided VMs CPU data for each vmid:

Virtual machines (VMs) in Azure come in predefined sizes that are called families or  series. 
An individual VM is often referred to as an instance. ref.

1. What is the VM size? (e.g. DS3_v2)

Fig. 1: Azure VM sizes example show case picture credit

2. Which MS Azure VM families/series belongs to this CPU data of the instance?

Knowing VM size, I want to compute CPU utilization percentage based on the CPU provisioned capacity from 0-100%

Thanks in advance.

[jsfreischuetz]

@clevilll
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/sizes/general-purpose/dv5-series?tabs=sizebasic

[clevilll]

@clevilll https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/sizes/general-purpose/dv2-series?tabs=sizebasic

Hi @jsfreischuetz ,

So may I know how you find out the collected VM utilization data (V1 and V2 public datasets) was deployed with VM family :
Dv2 sizes series?
Is it mentioned in their paper?

[jsfreischuetz]

@clevilll
Sorry, I used the wrong link, updated above.
Yes, I believe I wrote it in the paper. But in case it isn't, D8s_v5 ie 8 cores 32GB.

There are also burstable vms that were B8ms VMs. Same size, but with bursting credit model.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/sizes/general-purpose/bv1-series?tabs=sizebasic

[jsfreischuetz]

@clevilll which dataset are you referring to? You messaged me in #28 , which is leading me to believe I am responding about the wrong dataset. Are you looking at the vm-noise-data or another one?

[clevilll]

@jsfreischuetz

@clevilll which dataset are you referring to? You messaged me in #28 , which is leading me to believe I am responding about the wrong dataset. Are you looking at the vm-noise-data or another one?

I'm referring to VM workloads over time (vCPU: avgcpu vs timestamp) in V1 and V2 public datasets for both issues #28 & #31 (current thread)

The example plots are belongs to VM workload of some vmid are shown below: