OVERVIEW OF RESOURCE ALLOCATION TECHNIQUES IN CLOUD COMPUTING

International Journal of Computer Science (IJCS) Published by SK Research Group of Companies (SKRGC)

Abstract

An appealing processing approach is cloud computing, which enables users to alter data, run apps, and access personal files from any computer by using the internet and centrally located distant servers without the need to install additional software. Through the centralization of storage, memory, computation, and bandwidth, this technology enables more efficient computing. One major advantage of cloud computing is resource optimization; cost reduction and client satisfaction are the key objectives. This study presents a number of resource allocation options together with their associated issues. This work aims to provide academics and cloud users with an awareness of various implemented resource allocation algorithms.

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Keywords

Cloud Computing, Resource Allocation Strategies (RAS), Virtual Machine, Service Level Agreement (SLA), CloudSim.