Green Cloud Computing: A Review on Adoption of Green-Computing attributes and Vendor Specific Implementations

Jayalath, J. M. T. I.; Chathumali, E. J. A. P. C.; Kothalawala, K. R. M.; Kuruwitaarachchi, N.

doi:10.23919/scse.2019.8842817

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“…Implementing interoperability standards and utilizing data exchange frameworks help break down silos, allowing for a more unified view of patient information. [41] Vendor-Specific Solutions Some IoMT devices and platforms are developed by different vendors, each with its proprietary solutions. This can lead to compatibility issues and hinder interoperability.…”

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Deciphering the Digital Healthscape: Unveiling the Intricacies of the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)

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2024

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Through the integration of networking, data analytics, and medical devices, the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) has revolutionized patient care and healthcare administration. Presented here is extensive study on IoMT that sheds light on its impact on healthcare settings, including its origins, technical foundations, uses, security worries, interoperability problems, and potential future developments. The evolution of IoMT began with the integration of internet connection with medical devices and continues with the complex and linked environment of today. This shift in thinking makes possible preventative healthcare, individualized treatment plans, and remote patient monitoring. Technologies for data storage, networking, and sensors are the backbone of IoMT. Streamlined connection, real-time data transmission, and a robust IoMT architecture for healthcare applications are all described in the article. Remote patient monitoring and the management of chronic illnesses are two areas where IoMT finds application in healthcare. Literature show how IoMT describes a data-driven, proactive, and personalized healthcare delivery strategy that improves patient outcomes, treatment adherence, and resource utilization. The research addresses important topics related to IoMT, such as healthcare privacy and security. Securing IoMT and bolstering trust in connected healthcare are the goals of research into encryption, access controls, and data protection regulations. To implement IoMT, interoperability concerns must be addressed. The essay delves into the difficulties of integrating IoMT devices and systems, as well as the necessity of standardized frameworks to facilitate data sharing and interoperability. Future advances in the IoMT, such as the integration of AI and blockchain for security, are predicted in the research. The paper highlights the potential of IoMT to impact healthcare delivery and address global healthcare concerns. This study demonstrates the transformation of IoMT to academics, healthcare professionals, and policymakers. Keyword :Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), Digital Healthscape, Remote Patient Monitoring, Data Analytics, Security, Interoperability, Future Trends

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“…Using Computers and further advances in a highly effective manner will expand the utilization of assets, energy-efficient connected devices, and lessening the waste of electronic devices. This approach is called Green Cloud Computing [2]. GCC is a successful method to limit energy utilization alongside energy management and infrastructure of computer operations [3].…”

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“…Although much work has been done to identify challenges and their practices in GCC [3], however, they mainly focused on the general perspective. Likewise, from the vendor's perspective, a literature review on adopting greencloud features and the vendor's actual implementation has been published [2]. There is no such particular work done from the client's perspective.…”

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Challenges and Practices Identification via a Systematic Literature Review in the Adoption of Green Cloud Computing: Client’s Side Approach

Ahmad

Khan

et al. 2021

IEEE Access

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Green cloud computing gains popularity over the last decade due to the extensive use of cloud computing. The trend towards cloud computing is spreading at a fast rate. Cloud computing providers extend their data centers at regular intervals. However, cloud providers face severe issues about sustaining the environment because big data centers are responsible for consuming a vast amount of energy and producing a carbon footprint. The solution to address such an issue is green cloud computing. In the literature, a considerable amount of research has been done to determine the challenges and practices in adopting green cloud computing. Still, the field is immature and needs further research to identify the challenges and practices faced and addressed by various stakeholders. This research focuses on identifying the challenges faced by client organizations in adopting the green cloud and the associated practices for addressing the challenges. The challenges and patterns were identified via a systematic literature review from the relevant literature. After thorough conduction of the systematic literature review (SLR), we have identifies 9 challenges and 63 practices from 68 papers in the cloud domain. In the future, we plan to develop a comprehensive framework by using some robust soft computing techniques like Fuzzy logic or AHP, etc., to assist the clients in adopting the green cloud environment.

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“…Thus, need to achieve green computing by reducing the power consumption of the computational cloud. In this context, in recent literature [1] [2][3], we found VM (virtual machine) workload scheduling can be a good strategy to efficiently utilize the computational resources and reducing power consumption of cloud servers.…”

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Proactive Virtual Machine Scheduling to Optimize the Energy Consumption of Computational Cloud

Saxena¹,

Khan²,

Singh³

et al. 2021

IJACSA

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Green Cloud Computing: A Review on Adoption of Green-Computing attributes and Vendor Specific Implementations

Cited by 14 publications

References 5 publications

Deciphering the Digital Healthscape: Unveiling the Intricacies of the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)

Deciphering the Digital Healthscape: Unveiling the Intricacies of the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)

Challenges and Practices Identification via a Systematic Literature Review in the Adoption of Green Cloud Computing: Client’s Side Approach

Proactive Virtual Machine Scheduling to Optimize the Energy Consumption of Computational Cloud

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