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Meta heuristic-based task deployment mechanism for load balancing in IaaS cloud - 2019

Meta heuristic-based task deployment mechanism for load balancing in IaaS cloud

Research paper on Meta heuristic-based task deployment mechanism for load balancing in IaaS cloud

Research Area:  Cloud Computing

Abstract:

An Infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) cloud is a new paradigm which offers computing and storage services in form of virtual machines to the cloud users. Due to increasing demand and diversity of the applications, most of the servers are become overloaded or imbalanced and affects the performance of the cloud system. Most of the existing strategies have developed a series of algorithms to pick out the optimal target server to achieve the immediate load balancing. However, it is proved in the literature that immediate load balancing does not meet the high execution efficiency and resource utilization of the servers. In this paper, we propose a new load balancing mechanism for a long-term process referred as LB-RC (load balancing resource clustering). The meta-heuristic Bat-algorithm is applied to obtain optimal resource clustering and their cluster centers for faster convergence. We also propose a new dynamic task assignment policy to achieve the minimum makespan and execution cost within the given constraints. The proposed algorithm is tested and compared with the existing algorithms over various synthetic datasets and performance matrices to prove its superiority.

Keywords:  
Meta heuristic
task deployment
load balancing
IaaS cloud

Author(s) Name:  Mainak Adhikari,Sudarshan Nandy,Tarachand Amgoth

Journal name:  Journal of Network and Computer Applications

Conferrence name:  

Publisher name:  Elsevier

DOI:  10.1016/j.jnca.2018.12.010

Volume Information:  Volume 128, 15 February 2019, Pages 64-77