Doktorarbeit / Dissertation, 2014
51 Seiten
1. Introduction
1.1 Major Trends In Cloud Computing:
1.2 Key Features Of Cloud Computing:
1.3 The Essential Characteristics of Cloud Computing
1.4 Components Of Cloud Computing:
1.5 Virtualization:
1.6 Features of cloud computing
1.7 Cloud Computing Architecture
1.8 Cloud Computing Applications
1.9 Load Balancing
1.10 Goals of Load balancing:
1.11 Types of Load balancing algorithms:
1.12 File System in cloud computing:
1.13 Round Robin Algorithm:
2. Literature Survey
3. Present Work
3. Present Work:
3.1 Problem Formulation:
3.2 Objectives:
3.3 Methodology:
3.4 Algorithm:
4. Result and Discussions
5. Conclustion and Future Scope
5.1 Conclusion
5.2 Future Scope
The research aims to enhance the performance and security of cloud computing environments by implementing a novel, scalable task scheduling and load balancing model based on the Round Robin algorithm within a distributed file system. It addresses critical bottlenecks found in traditional distributed file systems like HDFS by utilizing a multi-level hierarchical structure and effective resource allocation strategies to minimize turnaround time and maximize system utility.
3. Present Work:
Cloud computing use the computing, platform, software as a service. Cloud Computing refers to the use of computing, platform, software, as a service. It’s a form of utility computing where the customer needs not to own the entire thing instead of that the user can select necessary infrastructure and pay only for what they used. Computing resources are delivered as virtual machines. And all the storage is done by distributes file systems. In such a scenario, task scheduling and load balancing algorithms in file system play a vital role in scheduling the tasks effectively, and to store, process and share the data effectively. So that to reduce the turnaround time and improve resource utilization. This paper presents a load balancing based Round robin algorithms for scheduling tasks in cloud computing file system in the consideration of computational complexity and computing capacity of processing elements. In another hand it is very important to safeguard the security of data present in file system so in our work some additional techniques have been added to provide security for the data. Experimental results show that proposed algorithms exhibit good performance under heavy loads. Thus our main goal is to enhance the performance of file system in cost wise and security wise.
Chapter 1 - Introduction: Provides an overview of cloud computing concepts, architectures, key features, virtualization, and the necessity of load balancing algorithms in distributed systems.
Chapter 2 - Literature Survey: Reviews existing research regarding cloud computing security, scheduling algorithms, and distributed file system management techniques.
Chapter 3 - Present Work: Outlines the proposed load balancing and scheduling model using a hierarchical architecture and the Round Robin algorithm to address inefficiencies in current distributed systems.
Chapter 4 - Result and Discussions: Presents the experimental implementation results, including performance metrics, graphical representations, and evaluations of the proposed system's resource management.
Chapter 5 - Conclustion and Future Scope: Summarizes the thesis, highlighting the effectiveness of the proposed scalable algorithm and identifying future research directions like handling deadlocks and server overflow.
Cloud Computing, Load Balancing, Round Robin Algorithm, Distributed File System, Task Scheduling, Resource Allocation, Hierarchical Architecture, Virtualization, Performance Enhancement, Data Security, Hadoop, HDFS, Multi-tenancy, Scalability, Throughput.
The work focuses on improving the performance and security of distributed file systems in cloud computing by introducing a new, scalable task scheduling and load balancing approach.
Key themes include cloud infrastructure, the integration of distributed file systems, load balancing algorithms, resource optimization, and data security mechanisms.
The primary goal is to minimize turnaround time and cost while maximizing resource utilization and system security by replacing central node bottlenecks with a multi-level hierarchical scheduling model.
The research utilizes a hierarchical approach to cluster-based scheduling and employs the Round Robin algorithm, implemented and tested within a virtualized cloud environment using Microsoft Visual Studio and C#.
The main part details the problem formulation, the design of a hierarchical scheduling methodology (including job selection and site selection policies), and the specific algorithm developed for task transfer and execution.
Essential keywords include Cloud Computing, Load Balancing, Round Robin, Distributed File System, and Hierarchical Scheduling.
The design distributes the load across multiple hierarchical layers, replacing the dependency on a single name node with a distributed system that dynamically balances tasks among sub-systems and host nodes.
The system updates allocation tables dynamically during iterations, making it difficult for unauthorized parties to reconstruct or attack fragmented file pieces stored across the distributed network.
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