A bio-inspired hybrid algorithm for effective load balancing in cloud computing
by Rajeev Kumar; Tanya Prashar
International Journal of Cloud Computing (IJCC), Vol. 5, No. 3, 2016

Abstract: Effective scheduling and load balancing are the key challenges of cloud computing technology. A prominent task scheduler must be adaptable to the dynamic distributed environment and to the job scheduling policy based upon the workload. In this research, a novel hybrid algorithm is developed for balancing the load among cloud nodes by hybridising the existing ant colony optimisation (ACO) algorithm and priority-based artificial bee colony (ABC) algorithm where ACO is used for balancing the workload and ABC is used to optimise the resource scheduling from the prospect of cloud computing systems. The proposed technique is tested to show that proposed approach minimise the average response time, average data centre processing time and total processing cost to serve the user requests.

Online publication date: Sun, 30-Oct-2016

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