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    <dc:date>2026-10-12T10:02:34Z</dc:date>
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    <title>A Novel Energy Efficient and SLA-Aware Approach for Cloud Resource Management</title>
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    <description>Title: A Novel Energy Efficient and SLA-Aware Approach for Cloud Resource Management
Authors: Sane, Shirish S.; Shelar, Madhukar
Abstract: Server virtualization is a well-known technique for virtual machine (VM) placement and consolidation&#xD;
and has been studied extensively by several researchers. This article presents a novel approach called&#xD;
aiCloud that advocates segmentation of hosts or physical machines (PMs) into four different classes&#xD;
that facilitates quick selection of PMsto reduce the time required to search host machines, called host&#xD;
search time (HST). The framework also introduces VM_Acceptance_State, a condition that avoids&#xD;
host overloading, which leads to significant reduction of SLA time per active host (SLATAH) that&#xD;
in turn reduces SLA violation (SLAV). The performance of aiCloud has been compared with other&#xD;
approaches using standard workload traces. Empirical evaluation presented shows that aiCloud has&#xD;
least HST and outperforms other approaches in terms of SLA violations and ESV (Energy and SLA&#xD;
Violation) and therefore may be an attractive strategy for efficient management of cloud resources</description>
    <dc:date>2019-06-02T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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