Virtualization and consolidation: a systematic review of the past 10 years of research on energy and performance

Bermejo, Belén G.; Juiz, Carlos; Guerrero, Carlos

doi:10.1007/s11227-018-2613-1

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“…In this section, we aim to summarize all of them. The performance and energy influencing factors in virtual machine consolidation environments are analyzed in [5]. The authors classify the last ten years of the research in virtual machine consolidation, taking into account the performance and energy influencing factors.…”

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“…Virtual machine consolidation is one of the techniques to help system administrators to manage them in a flexible manner [5]. This technique is based on the reallocation of virtual machines among different physical servers (see Fig.…”

Section: Virtual Machine Consolidationmentioning

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“…In [5], the authors state that there is a set of factors influencing the virtual machine consolidation overhead. Among these factors, we can find the virtual machine manager type, the virtual machine features, the virtual machine consolidation degree, the resource utilization, the resource management configuration, the workload type, the physical machine features and their utilization, and the SLA between the customer and the service provider.…”

Section: Overhead In Virtual Machine Consolidationmentioning

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“…Virtual machine consolidation adds some inherent CPU overhead since multiple virtual machines have different kinds of operating systems when competing for resources; thus, the hypervisor adds some overhead. This overhead is called virtual machine interference, and it refers to the performance degradation induced by the allocation of virtual machines in the same physical host [5].…”

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This survey is an up-to-date account of the research on virtual machine consolidation overhead. The overhead influencing factors are analyzed throughout this work. Based on these factors, we propose a categorization that classifies the most important research works on virtualization and virtual machine consolidation overhead. We have analyzed and summarized 46 selected research works from an initial set of 428, attempting to update the state of the art with the most recent papers in this field.

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“…A lot of research has been done in this direction which deals with performance analysis of virtualized platforms and measuring energy efficiency. The work reported in [7] presented a detailed study related to virtualized systems performance-energy trade-off. They suggested that virtualization overhead, performance-energy trade-off, and virtual machine interference are some of the key areas that need more attention from the research community.…”

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Virtualization and consolidation: a systematic review of the past 10 years of research on energy and performance

Cited by 29 publications

References 89 publications

Virtual machine consolidation: a systematic review of its overhead influencing factors

Virtual machine consolidation: a systematic review of its overhead influencing factors

Optimizing Power and Energy Efficiency in Cloud Computing

Nature‐inspired resource management and dynamic rescheduling of microservices in Cloud datacenters

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