Measure what you manage: Sustainability monitoring in digitally sovereign clouds
summary
ECO:DIGIT produces an architecture blueprint and a working prototype called LEAF proof-of-concept that measures embodied and operational emissions in two SCS-compliant clouds, amortizing manufacturing impact over device lifetime and sampling energy every hour. Implementation pulls energy and VM/container metrics via Kepler + Prometheus, allocates idle vs dynamic node energy to tenants using either resource quotas or actual VM energy, exposes provider and tenant and provider reports, and remains an active development with validation rules and tenant reporting pending.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 4:21Ecodigit project overview
- 8:37Challenges in cloud sustainability
- 11:30Architecture blueprint approach
- 14:47OpenStack infrastructure example
- 19:26LEAF monitoring proof of concept
- 24:30Provider and tenant reporting
- 28:00Recap and future outlook
- 30:08Q&A session
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