A Investigative Review on Energy Efficient Utilization in Virtual Machine Allocation

Author: Amit G. Patel, Pankaj S. Patel, Jayesh A. Patel, Komal C. Patel, Keta R. Patel
Published Online: July 1, 2025
DOI: http://doi.org/10.63766/spujstmr.24.000041
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This study has carefully analyzed and categorized the objectives, varieties, working principles, benefits, limitations, and simulation tools of existing energy-efficient scheduling algorithms. Our systematic and comprehensive study will enhance the fundamental understanding of energy-efficient techniques for new scholars who wish to delve deeper into the energy sector. This evaluation highlights how crucial it is to distribute virtual machines (VMs) in an energy-efficient way to reduce data centers' environmental impact and running costs. It provides useful information for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers who want to develop and implement long-term strategies for optimizing resource utilization in cloud and edge computing environments. To sum up. Load balancing systems aim to distribute workload evenly across physical servers to prevent resource underutilization and overload situations and reduce energy wastage. Consolidation solutions integrate virtual machines (VMs) onto fewer physical servers in an effort to optimize resource allocation. As a result, less power is used and the server is used more. Migration solutions lower energy consumption while preserving performance levels through the use of dynamic virtual machine reallocation. By considering energy consumption indicators, task characteristics, and resource availability, scheduling algorithms aim to allocate resources as efficiently as feasible.

Keywords: Energy efficiency, Resource management, Cloud computing, Workload consolidation, Virtual machine migration.
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