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An NBDMMM Algorithm Based Framework for Allocation of Resources in Cloud

Cloud computing is a technological advancement in the arena of computing and has taken the utility vision of computing a step further by providing computing resources such as network, storage, compute capacity and servers, as a service via an internet connection. These services are provided to the users in a pay per use manner subjected to the amount of usage of these resources by the cloud users. Since the usage of these resources is done in an elastic manner thus an on demand provisioning of these resources is the driving force behind the entire cloud computing infrastructure therefore the maintenance of these resources is a decisive task that must be taken into account. Eventually, infrastructure level performance monitoring and enhancement is also important. This paper proposes a framework for allocation of resources in a cloud based environment thereby leading to an infrastructure level enhancement of performance in a cloud environment. The framework is divided into four stages Stage 1: Cloud service provider monitors the infrastructure level pattern of usage of resources and behavior of the cloud users. Stage 2: Report the monitoring activities about the usage to cloud service providers. Stage 3: Apply proposed Network Bandwidth Dependent DMMM algorithm .Stage 4: Allocate resources or provide services to cloud users, thereby leading to infrastructure level performance enhancement and efficient management of resources. Analysis of resource usage pattern is considered as an important factor for proper allocation of resources by the service providers, in this paper Google cluster trace has been used for accessing the resource usage pattern in cloud. Experiments have been conducted on cloudsim simulation framework and the results reveal that NBDMMM algorithm improvises allocation of resources in a virtualized cloud.

preprint2014arXivOpen access

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