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Green Cloud Computing Technology



Each person has a moral right to a healthy and sustainable environment. Sustainability is long-lasting welfare in terms of economy and environment. Green cloud technology entails designing, producing, and using the digital space to reduce the Technology’s impact on the environment. Green Cloud Computing (GCC) offers a great tool that addresses and fulfills these goals. Green Cloud Computing has made virtualized servers and workers save energy. Organizations have resorted to using the GCC methodology, thus lessening the expenses of business activities. GCC technology has also allowed users to utilize the cloud space for storage purposes while decreasing its adverse effects. Therefore, minimizing the use of hazardous material has promoted the recyclability of factory waste products and maximized energy efficiency during a lifetime. The ultimate goal of GCC is to reduce the power consumption of large data centers. Average computer users also have the capability of implementing green practices during their data usage, such as: turning off their computers, recycling electronic waste products, refurbishing electronic devices instead of purchasing new ones, and using sleep mode while away from their computers. Green cloud computing has become an impressive solution that has aided in addressing matters of storage, processing of high-volume data at a lower cost, high speed, on-demand, and pay per use, etc.



Data centers are the main components of cloud computing. Its design is usually based on the network of computing and storage resources that enable the delivery of shared applications and data. There are three types of data centers; software as a service, infrastructure as a service, and platform as a service. Energy consumption and environmental effects from data centers are significant challenges to cloud computing. With a rapid increase in social applications a

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