Performance Enhancement of Cloud Computing Environment Using Effective Resource Utilization Techniques
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Cloud computing is a model that provides on demand services to access several assets
newlinelike servers, software s and Network that can be easily given to a client without any effort
newlinewith minimum charges. We need not to worry about license purchasing, installation and
newlineupgrading of various hardware s and software s. It is a mixture of various technologies that
newlinecreates a new path of success for Information Technology development. It allows clients
newlineto access their data and information at anytime and anywhere in the world.
newlineIn cloud computing environment traffic is uncertain it may me very high at any time. In
newlinesuch condition there is possibility of work load balancing issues generated, few servers
newlinehaving too much load and few one has less load than the capacity. In such scenarios load
newlinebalancer is required to distribute proper work on all servers. This will increase resource
newlineutilization and will reduce response time.
newlineBased on the working style of load balancing algorithm, it is of three types namely Static
newlineLoad balancing algorithms, Dynamic Load balancing Algorithms and Nature Inspired Load
newlineBalancing Algorithms.
newlineCloud Simulation Tools: There are several Cloud Simulation tools available in the market
newlinewhich are used to test the performance of algorithms, procedures and proposed new
newlinetechniques. CloudSim, CloudAnalyst, iCanCloud, GreenCloud, CloudReports, CloudExp
newlineand several others are the most popular Cloud Simulation Tools.
newlineWe will study existing algorithms and based on the analysis we will develop a new load
newlinebalancing algorithm. We will also study cloud simulation software s in detail and also
newlinefind out their usability. Proposed Algorithm will be tasted on Cloud Simulation software.
newlineThe results generated by simulation software will be compared with existing load
newlinebalancing algorithms.