A Survey on Cloud Computing Scheduling Algorithms
Citation
Waleed Abd Elkhalik, Ahmad Salah, Ibrahim El-Henawy"A Survey on Cloud Computing Scheduling Algorithms", International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology (IJETT), V60(1),65-70 June 2018. ISSN:2231-5381. www.ijettjournal.org. published by seventh sense research group
Abstract
Resource allocation in cloud computing is comprised of two main functions: static resource scheduling and dynamic and it also includes subsequent activities like types of resource scheduling, resource scheduling algorithms and their evolution. It displays a vital character in efficient utilization of resources. For any resource scheduling algorithm, the cost, time and energy are most the important QoS parameters. Resource Scheduling Algorithm (RSA) plays an important role in scheduling and execution of most appropriate resources to workloads. It refers to the process of appropriate generation of the schedule that decides which tasks will be mapped on to which resources. In order to ensure QoS to the cloud workload according to the requirements of user. Sometimes RSAs adopt dynamic behaviour whereby resources are scheduled after resource provisioning. Such algorithms are called dynamic RSAs and are considered more efficient than the static resource scheduling. In this paper, we describe all the important resource scheduling approaches that aim at optimizing the user Quality of Service (QoS) metrics such as cost, makespan, reliability, priority and provide cost-effective executions and achieve objectives such as load balancing, availability and reliability in the cloud environment.
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Keywords
Cloud Computing, Resource management, Resource Scheduling, Need of Scheduling, Makespan, RSAs, QoS