ENERGY SAVING VM MIGRATION TECHNIQUES
Kulvinder Kaur, Inderjit Singh Dhanoa, Pankaj Bhambri, Er.Gurjiwan Singh · Journal of Critical Reviews · 2020
With the advent of communication and virtualization, technologies have been converted into the information centers, which are established and operated using new equipments for the optimum use and regulation of the materials of data centers. Particularly, the Virtual Machine (VM) migration is the robust service management method that provides the capability to the data centre users to adapt the storage of the VM for better service performance and to enhance the resource usage. This also helps to cut down the energy exhaustion and ease the network management activities among data centers worldwide. Instead of the potential applications, VM migration comprises of different novel approaches build upon the underlying communication structure like internet addressing and traffic rate, which provides variability to migration. This paper presents the study of the latest migration techniques of VMs with the consideration of energy usage and associated parameters in data centers. After the comprehensive review of the recent literature, a detailed taxonomy is presented for the classification of the VM migration methods. In addition, a detailed description of open research challenges of the VM migration techniques has also been given. Moreover, the live and non live migration has also been examined that includes the pre-copy, post copy and hybrid migration methods.