Carbon-Aware Temporal Data Transfer Scheduling Across Cloud Datacenters
Elvis Rodrigues, Jacob Goldverg, Tevfik Kosar

TL;DR
This paper introduces LinTS, a novel carbon-aware scheduling framework that significantly reduces carbon emissions in inter-datacenter data transfers while maintaining deadlines, outperforming existing heuristics.
Contribution
LinTS is a new scheduling framework that optimizes inter-datacenter data transfers for lower carbon emissions with competitive performance.
Findings
Reduces carbon emissions by up to 66% compared to worst-case scenarios.
Achieves up to 15% emission reduction over existing solutions.
Maintains all deadline constraints during scheduling.
Abstract
Inter-datacenter communication is a significant part of cloud operations and produces a substantial amount of carbon emissions for cloud data centers, where the environmental impact has already been a pressing issue. In this paper, we present a novel carbon-aware temporal data transfer scheduling framework, called LinTS, which promises to significantly reduce the carbon emission of data transfers between cloud data centers. LinTS produces a competitive transfer schedule and makes scaling decisions, outperforming common heuristic algorithms. LinTS can lower carbon emissions during inter-datacenter transfers by up to 66% compared to the worst case and up to 15% compared to other solutions while preserving all deadline constraints.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCloud Computing and Resource Management · Green IT and Sustainability · Advanced Optical Network Technologies
