The Performance Analysis and Comparison of Azure and AWS Hypervisor using Different Workloads in Virtualization

The abstraction of IT infrastructure enables the integration and pooling of IT resources to be shared across several applications to compensate for declining resources. Growing business needs virtualization offers a conceptual encapsulation of current computing resources. It generates computer systems unrestricted by physical design. The implementation objective of virtualization in cloud computing is to simplify the provision of products by providing a platform for maximizing complex IT resources in a scalable way, hence decreasing the cost of cloud computing. Hypervisors are one of the essential components of the virtualization of Hardware. Many operating systems can run simultaneously on a single physical server in a virtualized environment. For cloud computing, the hypervisor is the best way to deliver a variety of operational environments. This work will compare the cloud centre hypervisor Azure and AWS with different environments and workloads. The result shows not all hypervisors will provide the same energy and power conception with workloads and environments.