A PPR-based energy-efficient VM consolidation in cloud computing
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The tendency to do more jobs while consuming less energy is crucial to energy efficiency in the cloud environment. To use less energy while performing more tasks at the best throughput, this study provides an energy-efficient technique (PPR_DWMMT_1.1) for VM consolidation in a cloud domain. Our approach uses the PPR to determine the upper threshold for overload detection and the lower threshold for underload detection. Additionally, PPR_DWMMT_1.1 considers the overall workload utilisation of the data centre when selecting a lower threshold, which could reduce VM migrations. Our proposed method, PPR DWMMT 1.1, is compared to the simulation results of the four reference techniques, IQR_MMT_1.5, LR_MC_1.2, MAD_MU_2.5, and THR_RS_0.8. Our solution has been demonstrated to use less energy, trigger fewer host shutdowns and live migrations, and achieve the best performance when compared to the other four approaches.Abstract
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