Abstract

Cloud Computing (CC) has recently received substantial attention, as a promising approach for providing various information and communication technologies (ICT) services. Running enormously complicated and sophisticated software on the cloud requires more energy and most of the energy is wasted. It is required to explore opportunities to reduce emission of carbon in the CC environment that causes global warming. Global warming affects environment and it is required to lessen greenhouse gas emissions which can be achieved by adopting energy-efficient technologies that largely need to reduce the energy consumption caused during computations, for storing data and during communications to achieve Green computing. In literature, most of the energy-saving techniques focus on hardware aspects. Many improvements can be done in regard to energy efficiency from the software perspective by considering and paying attention to the energy consumption aspects of software for environmental sustainability. The aim of the research is to propose energy-aware profiling environmental sustainability techniques based on parameterized development technique to reduce the energy that has been spent and measure its efficiency inured to support software developers to enhance their code development process in terms of reducing energy. Experiments have been carried out and results prove that the suggested techniques have enabled in achieving energy consumption and achieve environmental sustainability.

Highlights

  • Cloud Computing services comprised of large data centers, several virtualized server instances, networks with high band, and supporting systems for cooling and power supply

  • These equipment's can be classified into hardware and software and are accessed by remote users as shown in Fig. 1, and Cloud services are made accessible to the users through the usage of network equipment which connects the servers to the Internet which makes up the hardware equipment [1]

  • The user's applications/software managed by Cloud management system (CMS) are commonly referred as appliance and which runs on top of servers and is other supporting equipment includes power supply, cooling system, and data center building

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Introduction

Cloud Computing services comprised of large data centers, several virtualized server instances, networks with high band, and supporting systems for cooling and power supply. These equipment's can be classified into hardware and software and are accessed by remote users as shown, and Cloud services are made accessible to the users through the usage of network equipment which connects the servers to the Internet which makes up the hardware equipment [1]. Where High energy consumptions increase the operational cost and decrease the profit margin of cloud providers. This leads to high carbon emissions which is not eco-friendly [2]

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