Analysis on Applying Green to Cloud Computing: A Report

The use of the cloud is growing in popularity every day. Large-scale data storage systems and constant corporate expansion and growth necessitate extremely powerful computing resources. With the use of cloud computing, businesses may grow and safely transfer data from physical sites to a global "cloud." One of the businesses now seeing the quickest growth is cloud computing, which has several advantages. Its adoption across sectors has been hastened by the flexibility provided by cloud services in the form of their expanding variety of tools and technology. You may learn more about the key components of cloud computing from this article such as cloud services, deployment models of cloud, benefits of using cloud and the limitations of cloud, as large amounts of electrical energy are used by data centers to run cloud applications and deliver services to clients, which increases operational costs, environmental expenses, and carbon emissions. Because of this, we require environmentally safe and sustainable cloud computing solutions. It can lessen the impact on the environment and cut down on operational expenditures. Green clouds are intended to be durable, reusable, low-carbon emission, energy-efficient, and resource-efficient. The cloud service providers are developing cutting edge technologies, such as Green Cloud Computing in cloud design, to reduce the high-power consumption, water consumption, requirement for hardware peripherals, infrastructure, and damaging carbon outflow, among other things.

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African Journal of Biomedical Research
Published
2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.53555/ajbr.v27i6s.7164
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Green IT and Sustainability
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Analysis on Applying Green to Cloud Computing: A Report

C. R. Shah
African Journal of Biomedical Research
Green IT and Sustainability
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Analysis on Applying Green to Cloud Computing: A Report

C. R. Shah
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Abstract

The use of the cloud is growing in popularity every day. Large-scale data storage systems and constant corporate expansion and growth necessitate extremely powerful computing resources. With the use of cloud computing, businesses may grow and safely transfer data from physical sites to a global "cloud." One of the businesses now seeing the quickest growth is cloud computing, which has several advantages. Its adoption across sectors has been hastened by the flexibility provided by cloud services in the form of their expanding variety of tools and technology. You may learn more about the key components of cloud computing from this article such as cloud services, deployment models of cloud, benefits of using cloud and the limitations of cloud, as large amounts of electrical energy are used by data centers to run cloud applications and deliver services to clients, which increases operational costs, environmental expenses, and carbon emissions. Because of this, we require environmentally safe and sustainable cloud computing solutions. It can lessen the impact on the environment and cut down on operational expenditures. Green clouds are intended to be durable, reusable, low-carbon emission, energy-efficient, and resource-efficient. The cloud service providers are developing cutting edge technologies, such as Green Cloud Computing in cloud design, to reduce the high-power consumption, water consumption, requirement for hardware peripherals, infrastructure, and damaging carbon outflow, among other things.

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