Eficiência energética em data center: estudo de caso Univates
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2015-06
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Schneiders, Luis Antônio
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Schneiders, Luis Antônio
Ahlert, Edson Moacir
Lazzari, Marcus
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Data centers são grandes consumidores de energia elétrica e essa demanda tende a aumentar, mesmo com a crescente popularização da computação em nuvem, virtualização, evolução tecnológica dos equipamentos e dispositivos, além das melhorias contínuas relacionadas aos materiais empregados na infraestrutura física do data center. De acordo com relatórios internacionais produzidos por entidades como The New York Times (Power, Pollution and Internet, 2012) e Greenpeace (How Clean is your Cloud, 2012) atualmente os data centers são responsáveis por aproximadamente 2% da energia elétrica consumida no país e já podem ser considerados como as “fábricas do século XXI” na era da informação. Tal realidade chama a atenção de autoridades e gestores da área de Tecnologia da Informação (TI) que, gradativamente, passam a considerar projetos com grande eficiência energética para os novos data centers. As vantagens e os benefícios oriundos da economia no consumo de energia elétrica estão diretamente relacionados com a redução dos investimentos em projetos elétricos, na diminuição nos gastos operacionais e na mitigação dos danos ambientais. Seguindo essas tendências, o presente trabalho tem como propósito identificar, comparar, analisar e contextualizar dados de consumo energético do data center do Universidade do Vale do Taquari Univates a fim de apresentar resultados que possam apontar e subsidiar ações que idealizam o uso eficiente da energia elétrica, sem prejuízo para suas necessidades de desempenho, disponibilidade e contribuir de forma significativa para preservação do meio ambiente
Data centers are huge consumers of electricity and this demand is likely to increase, even with the growing popularity of cloud computing, virtualization, technological evolution of the equipment and devices, in addition to continuous improvements related to materials used in the physical data center infrastructure. According to international reports produced by organizations such as The New York Times (Power, Pollution and Internet, 2012) and Greenpeace (How Clean is your Cloud, 2012) present data centers account for approximately 2% of the electricity consumed in the country and They can already be considered as the "factory of the XXI century" in the information age. This reality draws the attention of authorities and managers in the area of Information Technology (IT) that gradually began to consider projects with great energy efficiency for new data centers. The advantages and benefits derived from the savings in energy consumption are directly related to the reduction of investments in power projects, the decrease in operating expenses and mitigate the environmental damage. Following these trends, this paper aims to identify, compare, analyze and contextualize energy consumption data from the Data Center University Center Univates to present results that can point and subsidize actions that idealize the efficient use of electricity, subject to your performance needs, availability and contribute significantly to environmental preservation.
Data centers are huge consumers of electricity and this demand is likely to increase, even with the growing popularity of cloud computing, virtualization, technological evolution of the equipment and devices, in addition to continuous improvements related to materials used in the physical data center infrastructure. According to international reports produced by organizations such as The New York Times (Power, Pollution and Internet, 2012) and Greenpeace (How Clean is your Cloud, 2012) present data centers account for approximately 2% of the electricity consumed in the country and They can already be considered as the "factory of the XXI century" in the information age. This reality draws the attention of authorities and managers in the area of Information Technology (IT) that gradually began to consider projects with great energy efficiency for new data centers. The advantages and benefits derived from the savings in energy consumption are directly related to the reduction of investments in power projects, the decrease in operating expenses and mitigate the environmental damage. Following these trends, this paper aims to identify, compare, analyze and contextualize energy consumption data from the Data Center University Center Univates to present results that can point and subsidize actions that idealize the efficient use of electricity, subject to your performance needs, availability and contribute significantly to environmental preservation.
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Data center; Tecnologia da Informação; Eficiência energética; Infraestrutura
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JUNIOR, Juarez Santana Fracalossi. Eficiência energética em data center: estudo de caso Univates. 2015. Monografia (Graduação em Engenharia da Computação) – Universidade do Vale do Taquari - Univates, Lajeado, jun. 2015. Disponível em: http://hdl.handle.net/10737/984.