Cloud computing has revolutionized the information technology industry by empowering versatile on-demand provisioning of computing resources. Rapid growth of demand for computational power by scientific, business and web applications has led to the creation of large scale data centers consuming enormous amounts of electrical power. How to exert energy and handle the issue concerned with energy efficiency has been the most important matter of Green Cloud Computing. This research presents the novel technique and algorithm for the Efficient Virtual Machine Management to achieve energy efficiency. Proper Virtual Machine Management is done by proper VM allocation. The overloaded host detection, VM selection, VM placement and at last under loaded host detection are four major steps carried out throughout the research. This is aimed for saving the energy and makes the virtual machine management efficient. According to the proposed work when any of the host will be shut down at the end of process the energy will not be used more and it will be saved.

Virtual Machine Management, Virtual machine, Cloud Computing, Virtualization, Power Consumption

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