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A Survey of Thermal Management in Cloud Data Centre: Techniques and Open Issues

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In recent years, there has been a great increase in usage of cloud data centers which leads the energy consumption growth by about 10% a year continuously. Further, due to the increase in temperature of cloud data center, the hardware failure rate increases and maintenance cost is also increased. Hotspots and an irregular temperature distribution are the major research issues. Therefore, accurate and reliable thermal management of the data center is a challenging task. In order to select appropriate and efficient thermal management approach, this survey presents a state of art review on the development in this field, discusses the classification of thermal management approaches and thermal mapping models. This review also reveals the thermal management and heat management strategies at data center level to make the data centre more energy efficient. Further, it discusses various thermal aware task scheduling strategies. In thermal management, computing equipments are scheduled with the objective to minimize the hotspot and cooling cost. Finally, evaluation metrics for measuring thermal efficiency and open research issues in this field are provided. Both researchers and academicians find this review useful since it presents the significant research in the field of thermal management.

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Rani, R., Garg, R. A Survey of Thermal Management in Cloud Data Centre: Techniques and Open Issues. Wireless Pers Commun 118, 679–713 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-020-08039-x

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