Virtualization, Cloud Computing & Green Computing

Define cloud computing

• Applications can be accessed over the Internet, anywhere in the world.

• a way that reduces their environmental impact

• running multiple operating systems on a computer system simultaneously

• the material from unwanted electrical or electronic device

Give the definition of green computing

• the material from the unwanted electrical or electronic device

• Applications can be accessed over the Internet, anywhere in the world.

• a way that reduces their environmental impact

• running multiple operating systems on a computer system simultaneously

What is Virtualization

• a way that reduces their environmental impact

• Applications can be accessed over the Internet, anywhere in the world.

• the material from the unwanted electrical or electronic device

• running multiple operating systems on a computer system simultaneously

Electronic Waste (e-waste) is the material from the unwanted electrical or electronic device

• True

• False

Minimizing the electricity consumption of computers and their peripheral devices

• Material Recycling

• Deployment optimization

• Power Management

• Product Longevity

Referring to Figure 1 below, choose the suitable approaches taken to achieve green computing

• Conserving energy

• Energy Star Program

• E-Waste

• Energy Saving

Eco-friendly computing technology doesn't reduce emissions, reduces waste, and consumes less energy

• True

• False

Companies may develop and create products which possess longer lifespan to ensure sustainability in the long run

• Material Recycling

• Product Longevity

• Power Management

• Deployment optimization

One virtual server can host services that once required multiple machines

• Deployment optimization

• Power Management

• Material Recycling

• Product Longevity

Computer systems that are outdated can be re-purposed or donated to various charities and non-profit organizations.

• Material recycling

• Product Longevity

• Deployment optimization

• Power Management