Grey Wolf Optimization and Crow Search Algorithm for Resource Allocation Scheme in Cloud Computing

Grey Wolf Optimization and Crow Search Algorithm in cloud computing

Authors

  • Jiarui Wang College of Information Science and Engineering, Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Keywords:

Cloud Computing, Tasks, User Requirements, Virtual Machines, Work Load

Abstract

The computing resources are supplied by cloud computing on basis of cloud user requirements demand. Using virtualization and distributed computing, the resource allocation model is constructed to highlight the cloud services scalability. Nevertheless, a complex problem is created by the user, to manage the demand in the on-demand resource allocation model. Hence, a novel optimization approach is developed called Grey Wolf Optimization and Crow Search Algorithm (GWO-CSA) to resolve the problem in the resource allocation model. On the basis of the availability of the resources, the tasks are executed with the aid of the virtualization concept, minimize the response time. In a distributed manner, to the virtual machine, the tasks are allocated, to balance workload in the cloud. The proposed optimization method is exploited to attain effectual resource allocation. Finally, the developed method performance showed that it attains the utmost resource consumption, utmost memory consumption, and utmost CPU utilization, least skewness.

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Published

25-09-2021

How to Cite

Jiarui Wang. (2021). Grey Wolf Optimization and Crow Search Algorithm for Resource Allocation Scheme in Cloud Computing: Grey Wolf Optimization and Crow Search Algorithm in cloud computing. Multimedia Research, 4(3). Retrieved from https://publisher.resbee.org/admin/index.php/mr/article/view/39