2021
DOI: 10.1109/access.2021.3074833
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A Predictive Priority-Based Dynamic Resource Provisioning Scheme With Load Balancing in Heterogeneous Cloud Computing

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“…Cloud computing is a product of the highly developed network information technology, all available resources are shared in the form of "cloud", and users can apply to the "cloud" to provide required services and resources through the network [16]. The resources in the cloud computing platform are heterogeneous and dynamic, when scheduling and resource allocation of large-scale data tasks, the completion time and throughput of the applied system need to be considered, and the load balancing of system resources needs to be considered, therefore, the research on resource scheduling of cloud computing platform is also a difficult problem in the current research community [17]. Taking the cloud computing platform as the basis, the smart city management system is designed to meet the development requirements of the modern city process [18].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cloud computing is a product of the highly developed network information technology, all available resources are shared in the form of "cloud", and users can apply to the "cloud" to provide required services and resources through the network [16]. The resources in the cloud computing platform are heterogeneous and dynamic, when scheduling and resource allocation of large-scale data tasks, the completion time and throughput of the applied system need to be considered, and the load balancing of system resources needs to be considered, therefore, the research on resource scheduling of cloud computing platform is also a difficult problem in the current research community [17]. Taking the cloud computing platform as the basis, the smart city management system is designed to meet the development requirements of the modern city process [18].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To enhance the sustainability of data centers, cloud service providers employ proactive analysis of resource usage, coupled with the prediction of anticipated [127], [258]- [261]. The overarching strategy for sustainable resource management through predictive resource analysis is depicted in Fig.…”
Section: Resource Prediction-based Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Methodology used Parameters addressed Mustafa et al [7] ECTC Energy consumption, migrations, SLA violations Chen et al [8] OWC-A2C Resource utilization, execution costs Wang et al [9] IMPSO Makespan, cost Yao et al [10] TDSA Makespan, resource utilization Zhang et al [11] RMREC Energy consumption Malik et al [12] PSO based scheduler Makespan, energy consumption, load balancing Anitha and Vidyaraj [13] Clustering approach Prediction of SLA violation, workload Faragardi et al [14] GRP-HEFT Makespan Aktan and Bulut [15] DESA Task completion time, load balancing Hu et al [16] MOACO, CCA CPU utilization, response time Yao et al [10] TDSA Makespan Cui and Xiaoqing [17] Two-dimensional coding Execution costs Sohani and Jain [25] PMHEFT Makespan, efficiency, power consumption Mustafa et al [26] SLAAEERM Energy efficiency, SLA compliance. Talouki et al [18] TDA Makespan, speedup Talouki et al [19] Hybrid GA Makespan Shirvani and Talouki [20] HH-LiSch SLR, makespan, speedup Shirvani [21] HDPSO SLR, speedup, efficiency Tanha et al [22] TSAA SLR, speedup, makespan Shirvani and Talouki [23] Bi-objective scheduling Monetary cost, speedup, makespan Alaie et al [24] HDCSA SLR, speedup, efficiency GRP-HEFT, greedy resource provisioning and modified heterogeneous earliest finish time; TDSA, task driven Scheduling algorithm; SLR, scheduling length ratio; IMPSO, immune mutation particle swarm optimization; CCA, cheetah chase algorithm; MOACO; modified ant colony optimization.…”
Section: Authorsmentioning
confidence: 99%