Conceptualization of Effective Algorithm for Minimizing Power Consumption in Cloud Servers
Raj Gaurang Tiwari, Ambuj Kumar Agarwal, Nishant Gupta, Aman Anand, Nikita Verma · 2022
There is no adequate way to describe the vastness of today's Internet data. This shows that we are now in the midst of the shift to the age of data-intensive applications. Consequently, the cloud has become essential in the current condition of affairs where we find ourselves in order to deal with this unexpected increase in data. It's common knowledge that worldwide, cloud data centres account for less than 0.01% of all power use. Companies must entirely embrace renewable sources of energy as a source of electricity to stop environmental deterioration caused by the usage of large quantities of brown energy (energy from traditional fossil fuels, such as oil or coal), to power these server factories (i.e. data centres). In this piece, we detail an algorithm for planning out cloud data centre operations such that they are both profitable and environmentally friendly. With this approach, we want to find the optimal balance between a workload's energy needs and the renewable resources available in a cloud data centre.