Resource Provisioning and Resource Allocation in Cloud Computing Environment

Authors

  • Ritu Aggarwal  M. Tech Computer Science & Engineering, MMEC Mullana Himalayan Grroup of Professional Institutions, Himachal Pradesh, India

Keywords:

Cloud computing, overprovision, underprovision, green computing, skewness,Cloud Computing; Cloud Services; Resource Allocation; Infrastructure.

Abstract

Today, Cloud computing become an emerging technology which will has a significant impact on IT Infrastructure. Still, Cloud computing is infancy. In the current cloud computing environment there is numerous of application, consist of millions of module, these application serve from large quantity of users and the user request becomes dynamic. So there must be provision that all resources are dynamically made available to satisfy the needs of requesting users. The resource provisioning was done by considering Service Level Agreements (SLA) and with the help of parallel processing using different types of scheduling heuristic. In this paper we realize such various policies for resource provisioning and issues related to them in current cloud computing environment. Keywords: Cloud computing; Scheduling, Service Level Agreements (SLA), Virtualization, Virtual Machines (VM). - Distributed computing is a developing innovation which gives compelling administrations to the customers. It licenses customers to scale here and there their assets utilization relying on their necessities Because of this, under arrangement and over arrangement issues may happen. To defeat this relocation of administration use Our Paper concentrates on conquering this issue by appropriating the asset to various customers through virtualization innovation to upgrade their profits. By utilizing virtualization, it allots datacenter assets powerfully in view of uses requests and this innovation likewise bolsters green innovation by advancing the number of servers being used. We show another approach called "Skewness", to figure the unevenness in the Multi-level asset usage of a server. By enhancing Skewness, we can join diverse sorts of workloads enough and we can enhance the entire utilization of server assets

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Ritu Aggarwal, " Resource Provisioning and Resource Allocation in Cloud Computing Environment, IInternational Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology(IJSRCSEIT), ISSN : 2456-3307, Volume 3, Issue 3, pp.1040-1049, March-April-2018.