Abstract

With the huge increase of cloud infrastructure and the continuous expansion of cloud computing scale, the consumption promotion role of IT resources has been increasing, which has greatly hindered the development of IT industry. Energy consumption has become an important factor restricting the development of cloud computing. How to reduce energy consumption and improve the efficiency of energy utilization in cloud computing has become a new problem. At present, most of the cloud computing task scheduling algorithms are also carried out in job scheduling, which does not consider the allocation and energy consumption of resources. Therefore, the rational allocation of resources is an effective way to improve the efficiency of energy utilization and energy utilization. In this paper, the concept of resource waiting and resource consumption is proposed. It is considered that resource allocation is an effective way to improve the efficiency of platform software. In this paper, the resource space time energy consumption of intelligent energy is defined. The optimal ratio of known energy consumption to 0 and the resource needed for resource tasks and tasks is called map / task allocation and resource allocation. In this paper, the best resources than W test and wait for the relationship between the specific energy and resource; then, to verify that the map / mountain ice task division rationality by experiment; then the experimental data to verify the R2 algorithm can reduce the energy consumption of resources, improve the utilization rate of node resources, optimizing the energy efficiency of Map/Reduce task. The proposed resource ratio model and resource W method can be applied to existing map reduction system, which is of theoretical significance and practical value for improving and optimizing energy efficiency in cloud computing models.

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