Congestion Control in Cloud Computing Network for Load balancing using Portability

Abstract

The major obstacles in cloud usage is its non-flexible attribute with respect to portability of applications and congestion due to enormous usage of cloud applications by users. Customers of cloud computing are unable to access the services offered by one cloud over the other. Applications running on one cloud environment is bound to the ordinance and principles of provisioning of the same. The customers we are referring here are mobile in nature. The non-flexible attribute we are referring here is cloud vendor lock-in. We have proposed a new scheme called Cloud Application Migration Management Model (CAM3) that encompasses service Cloning for flexible and versatile usage. In this scheme, we plan to clone the application proffered by cloud vendor and install in another homogeneous hybrid cloud environment. The service application migrated can be made accessible by Application Re-engineering and Code Re-factoring techniques, thus making the cloud environment elastic and versatile.