Green Information Technology Infrastructure Design in Jasdam II Sriwijaya Palembang

Abstract

In the increasingly developing digital era, the need for reliable and environmentally friendly network infrastructure is very important. Jasdam II Sriwijaya Palembang faces challenges in delivering information quickly and efficiently through wireless networks that are currently experiencing problems, such as less than optimal topology selection, inappropriate device placement, and non-centralized infrastructure design. These conditions not only hinder communication between regions, but also have the potential to increase inefficient energy consumption and have a negative impact on the environment. This study proposes a design for infrastructure improvement by integrating Green Information Technology (Green IT) principles through the application of the Network Development Life Cycle (NDLC) method. The proposed design not only aims to improve network performance and reliability, but also to optimize energy use by implementing energy-efficient devices, efficient topology arrangements, and carbon emission reduction strategies. Through prototyping simulations, evaluation of network performance and energy efficiency is carried out to ensure that the resulting design is able to support operational needs while maintaining environmental sustainability.