ACCOUNTING FOR ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN A SIMGRID-BASED CLOUD SYSTEM MODEL

Authors

Gaidamako V.V. Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University named after B.N. Yeltsin

Keywords:

cloud computing, Data Center (DC), energy consumption, modeling, SimGrid, migration.

Abstract

The article discusses methods for accounting energy consumption for computational and network resources when modeling distributed and cloud systems, particularly focusing on a cloud system model created using the SimGrid framework for distributed and cloud system modeling. It describes categories of energy consumption models, approaches to reducing energy consumption, and specifics of energy accounting in data transmission networks. The article also provides an overview of energy consumption modeling in the absence of entities representing network devices within the model.

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