Cloud workload management and utilization measurement using Host Controller and even distribution criterion

The up-and-coming cloud computing model endeavors to deal with the explosive growth of web-connected devices and manage colossal amount of data and patron demands. Thereby, giving rise to the query whether this escalating load can be managed by this cloud model or not. Cloud workload management is one of the primary challenges which must be addressed in the cloud computing paradigm. Instantaneous and concurrent requests from various clients to access the cloud application over the internet can generate bottlenecks moreover delay in response. This Paper presents an efficient dynamic technique along with the system architecture to solve this issue and also utilization function is given to measure the cloud server utilization. It allocates the client requests systematically and uniformly with the help of Host Controller by checking certain parameters such as request rate and server utilization. An even distribution criterion is defined in order to check whether any server is overloaded or underloaded. Thus, the utilization and performance of the system will improve and response will be given quicker.