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AN ADAPTIVE HYBRID OPTIMIZATION FRAMEWORK FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY MANAGEMENT IN CLOUD DATA CENTERS

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Aug 2026

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Ravindra Shukla

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VIKRANT UNIVERSITY, GWALIOR

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Dr. Rupali Mahajan

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VIKRANT UNIVERSITY, GWALIOR

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Abstract

The rapid expansion of cloud computing has resulted in a substantial increase in the computational, electrical, and cooling requirements of modern cloud data centers. Conventional resource-management techniques frequently prioritize performance and service-level agreement (SLA) compliance while treating energy consumption as a secondary concern. This creates a significant challenge for sustainable cloud infrastructure, particularly under highly dynamic and heterogeneous workloads. This research proposes an Adaptive Hybrid Optimization Framework (AHOF) for sustainable energy management in cloud data centers. The proposed framework integrates workload prediction, energy-aware virtual-machine (VM) placement, dynamic VM consolidation, adaptive metaheuristic optimization, and renewable-energy-aware scheduling into a unified decision-making architecture. The framework uses workload and resource-utilization information to predict near-future demand and dynamically select suitable optimization strategies according to the current operating state of the data center. A hybrid optimization layer combines population-based global exploration with adaptive local search to minimize a multi-objective function incorporating energy consumption, carbon emissions, SLA violations, resource wastage, VM migration overhead, and operational cost. Renewable-energy availability and time-varying electricity prices are additionally incorporated to improve sustainability. The proposed approach is designed to overcome the limitations of isolated optimization algorithms that may suffer from premature convergence, excessive computational overhead, or poor adaptability under rapidly changing workloads. The research methodology includes simulation-based experimentation using cloud-computing workloads and comparative evaluation against conventional approaches such as First Fit Decreasing, Particle Swarm Optimization, Genetic Algorithm, and standalone energy-aware VM consolidation methods. Performance will be assessed using energy consumption, Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE), SLA violation rate, carbon emissions, renewable-energy utilization, execution time, resource utilization, and optimization convergence. The proposed framework is expected to provide a flexible and scalable approach for balancing performance, energy efficiency, economic cost, and environmental sustainability in cloud data centers.

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Cloud Computing Sustainable Data Center Energy Management Hybrid Optimization VM Consolidation VM Placement Renewable Energy Metaheuristic Optimization Carbon Emission Green Computing.

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Ravindra Shukla, Dr. Rupali Mahajan, "AN ADAPTIVE HYBRID OPTIMIZATION FRAMEWORK FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY MANAGEMENT IN CLOUD DATA CENTERS," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 8, pp. 1-10, Aug 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM66751

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This research proposes an Adaptive Hybrid Optimization Framework for Sustainable Energy Management in Cloud Data Centers. The framework addresses the increasing energy and environmental challenges associated with cloud infrastructure by integrating workload prediction, adaptive hybrid optimization, VM placement, VM consolidation, renewable-energy-aware scheduling, and multi-objective sustainability management. Unlike conventional approaches that focus primarily on minimizing energy consumption, the proposed framework simultaneously considers energy, operational cost, carbon emissions, SLA compliance, resource utilization, VM migration overhead, and renewable-energy utilization. The principal research contribution is the development of an adaptive optimization architecture capable of changing its decision-making strategy according to workload conditions, energy availability, and operational constraints. The proposed methodology can be evaluated using CloudSim/CloudSim Plus and benchmark workload scenarios against conventional and intelligent optimization techniques. The research is expected to contribute toward the development of intelligent, energy-efficient, cost-effective, and environmentally sustainable cloud data centers. Future validation using real-world cloud infrastructure will be essential to establish scalability and practical deployment feasibility.

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