The Effect of Various Broker Policy Algorithms in Geo-distributed Datacenters on Response Time and Load Balance Review and analysis

Abstract

Cloud computing represents a new way to deploy computing technology to give users the ability to access, work on, share, and store information using the Internet. Developments in Cloud computing gain rapid attention of the researcher to maximize the utilization of computing resources such as storage, CPUs, and network bandwidth as service-by-service providers at less cost. The optimization models aims to optimize both resource centric such as utilization, availability, reliability and user centric like response time, budget spent fairness, and since the broker is responsible of route the user request to the most appropriate datacenter in the cloud system, choosing the right broker policy affect directly the optimization of the resources, in this paper we explore various number of existing broker policy and compare them in different scenarios in order to show the advantages and limitations of each one of them due there impact on the response time and the load distribution over the system.