Communication - Event
Colloquium Polaris - Anne-Cécile Orgerie leading the way in reducing energy consumption in distributed systems
Date:
20 October 2022
Changed on 09/11/2022
Anne-Cécile Orgerie, CNRS researcher at IRISA, will speak on Thursday 20 October at the Polaris Colloquium. Her talk will focus on the energy consumption and environmental impact of distributed systems
Meeting from 2 to 3.30 pm in the amphitheater of Ircica CAMPUS Haute-Borne 50 Avenue Halley , 59 658 Villeneuve d'Ascq
Meeting from 2 to 3.30 pm in the amphitheater of Ircica CAMPUS Haute-Borne 50 Avenue Halley , 59 658 Villeneuve d'Ascq
Energy consumption and environmental impact of distributed systems
Distributed systems, such as Cloud computing, are increasingly spanning worldwide, with digital services hosted all around the globe and often belonging to complex systems, utilizing many other services and hardware resources themselves. Along with this increase comes an alarming growth of Cloud devices and their related energy consumption. Despite the distributed systems’ complexity, understanding how they consume energy is important in order to hunt wasted Joules and reduce their environmental impact. This talk will deal with measuring the energy consumption of distributed systems and deriving models from these measurements to evaluate their energy consumption and their environmental impact.
Biography express
Anne-Cécile Orgerie is research scientist at CNRS, in the IRISA laboratory in Rennes.
She got her Ph.D. in 2011 in Lyon. She belongs to the Myriads team, dealing with large-scale distributed systems, Cloud computing and edge infrastructures.
Her research interests include measuring, modeling, simulating and improving the energy efficiency of ICT distributed systems.
She is currently the director of the working group EcoInfo studying the environmental impact of ICT devices.