INTEGRATION OF DATABASES WITH CLOUD ENVIRONMENT

Authors

  • Miss Anuradha Gayake ME Computer, Computer Engineering Department, AVCOE,Sangamner,
  • Prof.R.L.Paikrao ME Computer, Computer Engineering Department, AVCOE,Sangamner,

Keywords:

Virtual Machine,, CloudSim, Datacenter, VM Load Balancer

Abstract

Cloud is on-demand service, as it provides resources, services as well as required information for clients whenever they want or whenever they request for it.With lots of benefits cloud has some challenges like load balancingin which workload is divided into various serversor virtualmachines. Each client need to be served in least expected time. Virtual machines donot saved the state of previous tasktherefore, required external scheduling of multiple requested resources. In this paper we aremultiple tenant handling at cloud end for handling multiple tenants requests at a time to improve the performance and reduce the response time.As cloud is capable to handle multiple requestsat a time end user can send upcoming request without waiting for the response of previous request. A scheduling mechanism is proposed at client end using Round robinscheduling algorithm.

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Published

2021-03-27

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 1 (2016): IJIERT

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