Fault Tolerant and Economic Resource Sharing Model for Self Organizing Cloud
International Journal of Computer Science (IJCS) Published by SK Research Group of Companies (SKRGC).
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Abstract
Self organizing cloud can be formed by connecting large number of desktop computers on the internet by peer to peer network. Towards this new architecture where each participant will act as either provider or consumer. In multiplexing environment, computing resources to be dynamically partitioned and reassembled to meet the needs of end users. We present a fully distributed, VM-multiplexing resource allocation scheme in decentralized resources. We also design a novel multi-attribute range query protocol for providing schedule priority to the requesters. Contrary to existing solution which often provides mutual resource sharing between providers, our protocol produces the payoff method to improve the profit of providers. We also propose fault tolerant method and sensitivity analysis to improve the efficiency of Self Organizing cloud.
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Keywords
Cloud computing, Fault tolerant, Schedule priority, Resource Allocation.
