Abstract

Multi-core processor is viewed as the future production of microprocessor design. It is not only a solution for CPU speeds but also it decreases the power consumption, because many cores in a lower frequency collectively produce less heat dissipation than one core with their total frequency. From this point of view, Cloud computing will be mostly built on top of multi-core technologies. However, to fully take advantage of the computational capability and the other advantages of multi-cores, a lot of new techniques must be proposed and considered. In this research paper, a resource-scheduling algorithm along with a server consolidation algorithm is applied to multi-core processors. It is be shown by experimental results that adding cores to the processors in data centers increases the system performance, decreases the power consumption, along with other benefits.

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