EnerQuery is an energy-aware query optimizer framework. This framework leverages the PostgreSQL query optimizer by integrating energy dimension with many other features.
- Operating System: Ubuntu Version 14.04 LTS or higher, Windows 7 or higher
- Compiler: gcc version 4.8 or higher
- Library: Qt 5.5 or higher
- Watts Up? Pro power meter driver: Optional
All EnerQuery project files can be downloaded at https://github.com/lias-laboratory/enerquery/releases
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enerquery.tar.gz archive file contains:
- postgresql-9.4.5: our modified version of the PostgreSQL DBMS with the energy dimension
- enerquery: the GUI developed to interact the users with the system
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wattsup.tar.gz: contains the driver of Watts Up? PRO for both Linux and Windows
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enerquery-demo.mp4: Is a demonstration video of EnerQuery framework
- To build and install PostgreSQL, please follow the official documentation: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.4/interactive/installation.html
- To build EnerQuery tool simply use Qt Creator IDE
- Amine Roukh, Ladjel Bellatreche, Carlos Ordonez: EnerQuery: Energy-Aware Query Processing. CIKM 2016
- Amine Roukh, Ladjel Bellatreche, Nikos Tziritas, Carlos Ordonez: Energy-Aware Query Processing on Parallel Database Cluster Nodes. ICA3PP 2016
- Amine Roukh, Ladjel Bellatreche: Eco-Processing of OLAP Complex Queries. DaWaK 2015
- Amine Roukh, Ladjel Bellatreche, Ahcène Boukorca, Selma Bouarar: Eco-DMW: Eco-Design Methodology for Data warehouses. DOLAP 2015
- Amine Roukh: Estimating Power Consumption of Batch Query Workloads. MEDI 2015
- Details the license agreement of EnerQuery: LICENSE
- Amine ROUKH (Université de Mostaganem)
- Simon Pierre DEMBELE (Ambassade de France au Mali)
- Ladjel BELLATRECHE (LIAS/ISAE-ENSMA)
This work is carried out thanks to the support of the European Union through the PLAIBDE project of the FEDER-FSE operational program for the Nouvelle- Aquitaine region. The project is supported by aYaline company, with partners: LIAS-ENSMA laboratory in Poitiers, and the L3i laboratory at La Rochelle University.
Ce travail est réalisé grâce au soutien de l'Union Européenne à travers le projet PLAIBDE du programme opérationnel FEDER-FSE pour la région Nouvelle-Aquitaine. Le projet est porté par l'entreprise aYaline, avec des partenaires: le laboratoire LIAS-ENSMA de Poitiers, et le laboratoire L3i de l'Université de La Rochelle.