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Impacts of Green Cloud Computing on Environmental Protection
Tejaswini Kalluru
Department of Computer Science, Monroe College, King Graduate School
KG604: Graduate Research & Critical Analysis
Dr. Donna Tennyson
2/11/2023
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Introduction
Wibowo and Wells (2016) conducted research to identify how companies are adopting renewable energy sources and the economic benefits of green Cloud. Cloud computing has become popular as more clients require safe storage. Cloud service providers are responsible for providing services while minimizing environmental impact. The researchers reviewed the literature on green Cloud computing at Central Queensland University, Australia. The authors are qualified to write on the topic as they are in the School of Engineering and Technology. The researchers, in 2016, performed the research starting with an introduction background, then the literature review, a discussion of findings, and a conclusion with future direction. The researchers showed that companies could pursue green Cloud computing by considering significant factors like providing dynamic types of energy, multi-tenancy, utilization of servers, and efficiency of data centers. Comment by Donna Tennyson: Who (OK)
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The introduction of the paper presents green Cloud computing as a concept, the economic advantage of on-site energy generation, the impact of the location of the data center. In the paper is also the information regarding the costs and environmental sustainability of green technology. The literature review boosts the discussion on the costs of various energy sources, the impact of location, and the sustainability of green Cloud energy. The research showed that companies could achieve economic viability by using greener energy sources. Companies should strive to adopt business processes and practices that are more energy-efficient and sustainable to the environment. A green Cloud computing company has a green strategy in aspects like the location of their data centers, the mix of energy of electricity they use, and the consideration of dynamic provisioning. Comment by Donna Tennyson: What (OK)
Conclusion
The research establishes the possibility of companies pursuing a green Cloud computing technology that is sustainable for the environment and economy. The researchers used a literature review to bring topics for discussion. Wibowo and Wells (2016) considerably found that sustainable green Cloud computing was possible for service providers who had the four elements in mind when setting up such schemes. The research was relevant because it guides companies considering changing to more efficient green Cloud computing strategies. As much as the study presents these critical elements, it needs to discuss them in detail and their contribution toward green Cloud computing. This paper was satisfactory in explaining how green cloud computing can help achieve environmental sustainability. Companies can successfully adopt greener technologies in cloud computing that are both sustainable and economical.
Reference
Wibowo, S., & Wells, M. (2016). Green cloud computing and economics of the cloud: Moving towards sustainable future.
GSTF Journal on Computing (JoC),
5(1).