Load Aware Hotspot Selection for SLA Improvement in Cloud Computing and Protect Environment by Reduction In CO2 Emissions
Abstract Internet of Things (IoT) is a leading concept that envisions everyday objects around us as a part of internet. In order to accomplish this attribution, cloud computing provides a pathway to deliver all the promises with IoT enabled devices. The outbreak of COVID-19 coronavirus, namely SARS-CoV-2, acts as feather to the cap for the growth of Cloud users. With the increasing traffic of applications on cloud computing infrastructure and the explosion in data center sizes, QoS along with energy efficiency to protect environment, reducing CO2 emissions is need of the hour. This strategy is typically achieved using Three Layer upper Threshold (TLTHR) policy to analyze and perform VM consolidation. The proposed model controls number of migrations by placement of virtual machines, based on VMs and their utilization capacity on host. The efficacy of the proposed technique is exhibited by comparing it with other baseline algorithms using computer based simulation. Hence better QoS and energy efficiency has been obtained than other classical models.