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Basic Consolidation is based on Sercon :
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Sercon: Server Consolidation Algorithm using Live Migration of Virtual Machines for Green Computing
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Virtualization technologies changed the way data centers of enterprises utilize their server resources.
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Instead of using dedicated servers for each type of application, virtualization allows viewing resources as a pool of
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unified resources, thereby reducing complexity and easing manageability.
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Server consolidation technique,which deals with reducing the number of servers used by consolidating applications, is one of the main
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applications of virtualization in data centers.
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The latter technique helps to use computing resources more effectively and has many benefits,such as reducing costs of power, cooling and, hence, contributes to the
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Green IT initiative.
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In a dynamic data center environment, where applications encapsulated as virtual machines
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are mapped to and released from the nodes frequently, reducing the number of server nodes used can be
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achieved by migrating applications without stopping their services, the technology known as live migration.
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However, live migration is a costly operation; hence, how to perform periodic server consolidation operation
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in a migration-aware way is a challenging task.
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Sercon not only minimizes the overall number of used servers, but also minimizes the number of migrations.
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Aziz Murtazaev and Sangyoon Oh
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Department of Computer and Information Engineering, Ajou University, Suwon, Korea
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