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Data analysis, visualization and knowledge discovery in sustainable data centers
2009
Proceedings of the 2nd Bangalore Annual Compute Conference on 2nd Bangalore Annual Compute Conference - COMPUTE '09
A significant amount of energy consumption is now attributed to data centers due to their ever increasing numbers, size and power densities. Thus, there are efforts focused at making a data center more sustainable by reducing its energy consumption and carbon footprint. This requires an end-to-end management approach with requirements derived from service level agreements (SLAs) and a flexible infrastructure that can be closely monitored and finely controlled. The infrastructure can then be
doi:10.1145/1517303.1517306
dblp:conf/compute/MarwahSSPBMVV09
fatcat:5adn7arewzgflc5jm6ztyyxkqm