A survey of computing strategies for green cloud

Rubyga, G.; Sathiabhama, Ponsy R. K.

doi:10.1109/iconstem.2016.7560939

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“…Surveys are a research method used to gather tacit knowledge on a particular topic by asking questions and collecting data in order to obtain a quantitative or numerical description of a speci c population. Other researchers [26][27][28][29][30] have taken a similar strategy. We conducted a survey via an online questionnaire created using Google Forms "https://forms.gle/4bsjrvFQaZJvumb9A", a free web tool.…”

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“…Most previously proposed techniques in the literature, which are associated with trade-offs of communication in dynamic provisioning, infrequently take into consideration these research problems because they try to focus on the QoS of the applications without properly identifying problems related to reducing the costs of using cloud-based mobile services [28]. Furthermore, virtualization is a critical technology for providing a green cloud because it maximizes resource consumption [29]. Developers [22] devised a method for optimally managing the network infrastructure by allocating loads based on the application demand and server speed.…”

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Green cloud computing adoption challenges and practices: a client’s perspective-based empirical investigation

Ahmad

Khan

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ContextOver the last decade, the widespread adoption of cloud computing has spawned a new branch of the computing industry, known as green cloud computing. Cloud computing is improving, and data centers are increasing at regular frequencies to meet the demands of users. Cloud providers, on the other hand, pose major environmental risks because massive data centers use a large amount of energy and leave a carbon footprint. One possible solution to this issue is the use of green cloud computing. However, clients face signi cant di culties in adopting green cloud computing. ObjectiveThis study aims to understand the problems faced by client organizations while considering green cloud computing. In addition, this study aims to empirically identify the solution to the challenges faced by green cloud computing practitioners. MethodA questionnaire survey approach was used to get insight into green cloud computing practitioners concerning the challenges they faced and their solutions. ResultsData were obtained from sixty-nine professionals in green cloud computing. The results revealed that "lack of quality of service", "lack of dynamic response", and "lack of services to satisfy client's requirements" are critical for green cloud computing. In addition, sixty-three practices for addressing the challenges in green cloud computing are also identi ed. ConclusionThe identi ed challenges and practices of green cloud computing will bene t the client organizations to update and revise their process to consider green cloud computing. In addition, it will also assist vendor organizations in developing, planning, and managing systems concerning client satisfaction.were invited by the emails they provided in their papers. The details are listed in Table 1.

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Green cloud computing adoption challenges and practices: a client’s perspective-based empirical investigation

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“…Different indicators identified by experts have been used to assess the cloud computing data center's efficiency. As a result, cloud computing has been identified as a cost-effective way to address environmental concerns [40][41][42][43][44][45]. Figure 6 briefs GCC future research directions.…”

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Green Cloud Computing (GCC), Applications, Challenges and Future Research Directions

2022

Nile Journal of Communication and Computer Science

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Cloud computing is a rapidly evolving field of communication and information technology, posing new environmental issues. Because cloud computing technologies are scalable, stable, and trustworthy, and provide great performance at a cheap cost, they have a wide range of application fields. The cloud computing revolution is reshaping modern networking and presenting both economic and technological benefits, as well as potential environmental protection prospects. These technologies have the potential to boost energy efficiency while also lowering carbon emissions and e-waste. These characteristics have the potential to turn cloud computing into green cloud computing. The main achievements of green cloud computing are reviewed in this survey. First, a brief introduction to cloud computing is provided. Following that, recent studies and advancements are discussed, with environmental issues being addressed especially. Finally, future research prospects for green cloud computing are discussed, as well as open issues.

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“…The data centres consist of clusters of NaDa which are interconnected to each other and are widely spread across different locations. [6][7][8][9][10].…”

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Green Cloud Computing: Redefining the future of Cloud Computing

Dharshika¹,

Cholli²

2021

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The idea behind the word "Green Cloud Computing" is to minimize the energy consumed by the hardware that are used in the process of Cloud Computing. It not only achieves efficient processing but also utilizes the computing architecture and also minimizes energy consumption. This concept of going green ensures that growth of cloud computing in the future doesn't affect the environment in a big scale. There has been an enormous increase in energy consumption by data centres and other infrastructure. The aim of this paper is to call attention to some of the effective ways to attain Green Cloud Computing that include Virtualization, installing solar PV arrays and some energy saving techniques. Despite its positive impacts, green cloud computing still faces challenges which are also discussed. This paper also concentrates on the solutions that can be opted for greener clouds.

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A survey of computing strategies for green cloud

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Green cloud computing adoption challenges and practices: a client’s perspective-based empirical investigation

Green cloud computing adoption challenges and practices: a client’s perspective-based empirical investigation

Green Cloud Computing (GCC), Applications, Challenges and Future Research Directions

Green Cloud Computing: Redefining the future of Cloud Computing

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