TAILIEUCHUNG - Self sustainable data centre virtualization

Manual recovery can increase the down time, require larger number of man power and cause unpredictable loss of business. It is possible to automate the redeployment of data centers by scripting the kickstart module of Linux kernel for automatically install and configure the client network. | ISSN:2249-5789 Jeeshma V K et al , International Journal of Computer Science & Communication Networks,Vol 3(4),214-217 Self Sustainable Data Centre Virtualization Jeeshma v k Anu K S Computer Science and Engineering Dept KMCT College of Engineering Calicut, Kerala, India jeeshmavk@ Computer Science and Engineering Dept KMCT College of Engineering Calicut, Kerala, India anuksoman@ Abstract— Virtualization technology has revolutionized the data centre network concept. It has reduced the space, cost and energy requirements for a data centre. It has also helped in improving security and reliability of data centers. However, IT Infrastructure management of data centre network remains a challenge during disaster recovery. Manual recovery can increase the down time, require larger number of man power and cause unpredictable loss of business. It is possible to automate the redeployment of data centers by scripting the kickstart module of Linux kernel for automatically install and configure the client network. Keywords—Data Centre,virtualization,kickstart I. INTRODUCTION Data centers are specially designed facilities that provides reliable IT infrastructure for uninterrupted large scale computing applications like scientific computation, financial analysis, data analysis and warehousing, large scale networking services, maintaining failure free websites for large organization with multiple applications like web servers and mail servers, etc. It houses computers, storage arrays, telecommunication networks and other Information and Communication technology devices which are used to set up and maintain the servers, application software and data back up and retrieval facilities. Two very important demands on a data centre design are failure free operation and quick recovery from failures or down period. The reliability has been improved over time by improving the hypervisor module. The greater challenge is the disaster tolerance, redundancy and .

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