Strategy of Smart Grid Disaster Recovery and Scheduling Based on Cloud Computing

In response to the emergence of new challenges in the digitization of the power grid, disaster recovery construction, driven by laws and regulations, is gradually becoming normalized. Disaster recovery has become a fundamental compliance requirement for key industries. Considering the issue of low resource utilization and high costs associated with traditional scheduling data disaster recovery solutions, enhancing grid data processing efficiency and strengthening grid risk prevention capabilities have become focal points in the construction of power systems. Under this backdrop, this paper proposes integrating cloud computing technology with smart grid systems and puts forward a disaster recovery business solution featuring dual-active in the same city and multi-active in different locations. Leveraging the efficient data computing capabilities of cloud computing, a unified platform tailored for security zones is designed to enhance grid big data processing efficiency. This platform achieves minute-level one-way synchronization of data across instances. Additionally, exploring business-oriented scheduling methods on this foundation, a comprehensive disaster recovery strategy for power scheduling data based on cloud computing technology is formulated.

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2024-09-20
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icpre62586.2024.10768436
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Smart Grid and Power Systems
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Abstract

In response to the emergence of new challenges in the digitization of the power grid, disaster recovery construction, driven by laws and regulations, is gradually becoming normalized. Disaster recovery has become a fundamental compliance requirement for key industries. Considering the issue of low resource utilization and high costs associated with traditional scheduling data disaster recovery solutions, enhancing grid data processing efficiency and strengthening grid risk prevention capabilities have become focal points in the construction of power systems. Under this backdrop, this paper proposes integrating cloud computing technology with smart grid systems and puts forward a disaster recovery business solution featuring dual-active in the same city and multi-active in different locations. Leveraging the efficient data computing capabilities of cloud computing, a unified platform tailored for security zones is designed to enhance grid big data processing efficiency. This platform achieves minute-level one-way synchronization of data across instances. Additionally, exploring business-oriented scheduling methods on this foundation, a comprehensive disaster recovery strategy for power scheduling data based on cloud computing technology is formulated.

Guangzhou Metro Group (China) (CN), China Southern Power Grid (China) (CN)
China Southern Power Grid
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