Maximize Profit with Satisfaction of Customer in Cloud Computing Via Optimal Multiserver Configuration
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Now a day's cloud computing is an emerging technology of business computing. An understanding the economics of cloud computing becomes critically important. To maximize the profit for cloud service provider, how to configure their cloud service platform under given market demand. A service provider must understand both quality of service charges and business price. Nevertheless, few existing works single resource-renting scheme cannot guarantee. Service Providers set the higher cost because they want to a more profit. So in these decreases the customer satisfaction. Solve these problems, in this paper establish the configuration of multiserver system, double quality resource guarantee renting scheme, its increase the customer satisfaction and maximize profit for service providers. Finally, taking the service-level agreement (SLA), a low quality of service, the price of energy consumption and service provider’s profit. A using M/M/m Queuing model is tasks are important role for profit maximizations in cloud computing.
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