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Managing Server Energy and Operational Costs in Hosting Centers (2005)
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@TECHREPORT{Chen05managingserver,
author = {Yiyu Chen and Anand Sivasubramaniam and Amitayu Das and Qian Wang and Wubi Qin and Natarajan Gautam},
title = {Managing Server Energy and Operational Costs in Hosting Centers},
institution = {},
year = {2005}
}
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Abstract
The growing cost of tuning and managing computer systems is leading to out-sourcing of commercial services to hosting centers. These centers provision thousands of dense servers within a relatively small real-estate in order to host the applications/services of different customers who may have been assured by a service-level agreement (SLA). Power consumption of these servers is becoming a serious concern in the design and operation of the hosting centers. The effects of high power consumption manifest not only in the costs spent in designing effective cooling systems to ward off the generated heat, but in the cost of electricity consumption itself. It is crucial to deploy power management strategies in these hosting centers to lower these costs towards enhancing profitability. At the same time, techniques for power management that include shutting down these servers and/or modulating their operational
Keyphrases
hosting center server energy operational cost power management serious concern dense server computer system center provision thousand service-level agreement generated heat power management strategy commercial service high power consumption small real-estate power consumption electricity consumption application service different customer
