Optimization of cloud load balancing using fitness function and duopoly theory

K. Resma, G. Sharvani, Ramasubbareddy Somula
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PurposeCurrent industrial scenario is largely dependent on cloud computing paradigms. On-demand services provided by cloud data centre are paid as per use. Hence, it is very important to make use of the allocated resources to the maximum. The resource utilization is highly dependent on the allocation of resources to the incoming request. The allocation of requests is done with respect to the physical machines present in the datacenter. While allocating the tasks to these physical machines, it needs to be allocated in such a way that no physical machine is underutilized or over loaded. To make sure of this, optimal load balancing is very important.Design/methodology/approachThe paper proposes an algorithm which makes use of the fitness functions and duopoly game theory to allocate the tasks to the physical machines which can handle the resource requirement of the incoming tasks. The major focus of the proposed work is to optimize the load balancing in a datacenter. When optimization happens, none of the physical machine is neither overloaded nor under-utilized, hence resulting in efficient utilization of the resources.FindingsThe performance of the proposed algorithm is compared with different existing load balancing algorithms such as round-robin load (RR) ant colony optimization (ACO), artificial bee colony (ABC) with respect to the selected parameters response time, virtual machine migrations, host shut down and energy consumption. All the four parameters gave a positive result when the algorithm is simulated.Originality/valueThe contribution of this paper is towards the domain of cloud load balancing. The paper is proposing a novel approach to optimize the cloud load balancing process. The results obtained show that response time, virtual machine migrations, host shut down and energy consumption are reduced in comparison to few of the existing algorithms selected for the study. The proposed algorithm based on the duopoly function and fitness function brings in an optimized performance compared to the four algorithms analysed.
基于适应度函数和双寡头理论的云负载均衡优化
当前的工业场景在很大程度上依赖于云计算范式。云数据中心提供的按需服务按使用量付费。因此,最大限度地利用分配的资源是非常重要的。资源利用率高度依赖于对传入请求的资源分配。请求的分配是根据数据中心中存在的物理机器来完成的。在将任务分配给这些物理机器时,需要以一种不会使物理机器未充分利用或过载的方式进行分配。为了确保这一点,最佳负载平衡非常重要。设计/方法/方法本文提出了一种利用适应度函数和双寡头博弈论将任务分配到能够处理传入任务资源需求的物理机器上的算法。建议工作的主要重点是优化数据中心中的负载平衡。当进行优化时,物理机器既不会过载,也不会利用率不足,从而实现了资源的有效利用。结果:本文提出的负载均衡算法在响应时间、虚拟机迁移、主机关闭和能耗等参数方面,与轮循负载(RR)、蚁群优化(ACO)、人工蜂群优化(ABC)等现有负载均衡算法进行了性能比较。仿真结果表明,这四个参数均得到了较好的结果。原创性/价值本文的贡献在于云负载均衡领域。本文提出了一种优化云负载平衡过程的新方法。结果表明,与研究中选择的几种现有算法相比,该算法在响应时间、虚拟机迁移、主机关闭和能耗方面都有所降低。与所分析的四种算法相比,基于双寡头函数和适应度函数的算法具有更优的性能。
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