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Live migration is an advanced virtualization capability supported by several Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) solutions that allows a running virtual machine (VM) to be moved from one physical server to another without interruption. In the past, it was a premium feature largely restricted to enterprise datacentres due the need for Storage Area Networks (SANs), but advances in technology and increased...
Energy consumption of data centers has been in-creasing continuously during the last years due to rising demands of computational power especially in current Grid- and Cloud-Computing systems. One promising approach of reducing this energy consumption is the consolidation of servers by virtualization. Many low loaded computer systems are virtualized and run on few physical servers for reducing the...
Virtualized infrastructure providers demand new methods to increase the accuracy of the accounting models used to charge their customers. Future data centers will be composed of many-core systems that will host a large number of virtual machines (VMs) each. While resource utilization accounting can be achieved with existing system tools, energy accounting is a complex task when per-VM granularity...
Server consolidation through virtualization is becoming an effective way to save power and space in enterprise data centers. However, it also brings additional operational risks for the consolidated system because the impacts of hardware failures, human errors, and security breaches can be vastly magnified in that densely packed environment. In order to mitigate the above issues, this paper proposes...
The reduction of energy consumption in large-scale datacenters is being accomplished through an extensive use of virtualization, which enables the consolidation of multiple workloads in a smaller number of machines. Nevertheless, virtualization also incurs some additional overheads (e.g. virtual machine creation and migration) that can influence what is the best consolidated configuration, and thus,...
This paper describes our experience using the dynamic resource reallocation capabilities offered by virtualization technologies, in implementing: 1. Automation of end-to-end failover of mission critical virtualized application, a SAN network and EMC Clarion based storage to a remote site and 2. On-demand and scheduled assurance of failover and measurement of RPO and RTO (The Recovery Point Objective...
Virtualization has fundamentally changed the data center network. The last hop of the network is no longer handled by a physical network switch, but rather is typically performed in software inside the server to switch among virtual machines hosted by that server. In this paper, we present the concept of a sNICh, which is a combination of a network interface card and switching accelerator for modern...
Power consumption is becoming a critical and annoying problem to data centers (DCs). Higher power consumption results in more heat dissipation, cooling costs and makes servers more prone to failures. Various excellent workload and application-specific dynamic voltage/frequency scaling (DVS/DFS) algorithms have been proposed and deployed in many computing systems for power reduction and system reliabilities...
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