Proactive Energy-Aware System Software Design with SEEP

Hönig, Timo; Eibel, Christopher; Schröder-Preikschat, Wolfgang; Cassens, Björn; Kapitza, Rüdiger

doi:10.1007/s40568-013-0021-5

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“…The same concept is given in [17], which states that by changing software design and quality using software engineering techniques we can optimise energy consumption. The researchers in [18] are of the view that it is important to provide a correct set of tools to programmers and designers so that they are able to make better the process of energy conscious programming. SEEP presents a programming framework that helps programmers and designers in energy conscious programming [19].…”

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Evaluating the Impact of Design Pattern Usage on Energy Consumption of Applications for Mobile Platform

Qasim

Munawar

Hassan

et al. 2021

Applied Computer Systems

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Energy efficiency in mobile computing is really an important issue these days. Owing to the popularity and prevalence of Android operating system among the people, a great number of Android smartphone applications have been developed and proliferated by the software developers. While developing these applications, developers have to keep energy consumption factor in mind, as the efficiency of an application is largely affected by it. Thus, designers and programmers endeavour to choose the best designing approaches to develop energy-efficient applications. It is imperative to assist the programmers in choosing appropriate techniques and strategies to manage power consumption. In the present research, we have investigated the effect of Android application design on its energy utilisation. For this purpose, we have practically implemented design patterns on two Android applications and evaluated their energy consumption before and after implementing these patterns. We have modelled the high-level design of these two Android applications by using software design patterns in such a way as to abate their energy requirement. We have also checked how the quality, maintainability, and efficiency of code are affected by these design patterns. The outcomes of the research can facilitate programmers to utilise these details while developing energy efficient solutions.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Evaluating the Impact of Design Pattern Usage on Energy Consumption of Applications for Mobile Platform

Qasim

Munawar

Hassan

et al. 2021

Applied Computer Systems

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“…Energy efficiency has also been the subject of investigation in Software development, e.g. by studying the energy consumption of the application prior to deployment [11]. In the service deployment stage, research effort has focused on Service Level Agreement (SLA) deployment strategies especially with regard to SLAs that are energy-aware, e.g.…”

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Towards energy aware cloud computing application construction

2017

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The energy consumption of cloud computing continues to be an area of significant concern as data center growth continues to increase. This paper reports on an energy efficient interoperable cloud architecture realised as a cloud toolbox that focuses on reducing the energy consumption of cloud applications holistically across all deployment models. The architecture supports energy efficiency at service construction, deployment and operation. We discuss our practical experience during implementation of an architectural component, the Virtual Machine Image Constructor (VMIC), required to facilitate construction of energy aware cloud applications. We carry out a performance evaluation of the component on a cloud testbed. The results show the performance of Virtual Machine construction, primarily limited by available I/O, to be adequate for agile, energy aware software development. We conclude that the implementation of the VMIC is feasible, incurs minimal performance overhead comparatively to the time taken by other aspects of the cloud application construction life-cycle, and make recommendations on enhancing its performance.

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Software Development Guidelines for Performance and Energy: Initial Case Studies

Bunse

Rohdé

2016

Progress in IS

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Proactive Energy-Aware System Software Design with SEEP

Cited by 4 publications

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Evaluating the Impact of Design Pattern Usage on Energy Consumption of Applications for Mobile Platform

Evaluating the Impact of Design Pattern Usage on Energy Consumption of Applications for Mobile Platform

Towards energy aware cloud computing application construction

Software Development Guidelines for Performance and Energy: Initial Case Studies

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