A Unique Multi-Agent-Based Approach for Enhanced QoS Resource Allocation in Multi Cloud Environment while Maintaining Minimized Energy and Maximize Revenue
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15837/ijccc.2022.2.4296Keywords:
Artificial Bee Colony (ABC), Best Fit Decreasing (BFD), Distributed Energy Resources (DER), Economic Dispatch (ED), Genetic Algorithm (GA), Multi Agent System (MAS), Priority based Resource Allocation (PRA), Service-Level Agreement (SLA), Vickrey –Clarke–Groves (VCG), Virtual Machine (VM)Abstract
The use of the multi-cloud data storage in one heterogeneous service is a polynimbus cloud strategy. Cloud computing uses a pay-as-you-go model to deliver services to a variety of end users. Customers can outsource daunting tasks to cloud data centres for processing and producing results, thanks to cloud computing. Cloud computing becomes the popular IT brand that provides various on-demand services over the internet. This technology is devoted to distributing computer and software resources. The proven usefulness of workflows to enforce relevant scientific achievements is the availability of data from advanced scientific tools. Scheduling algorithms are essential in order to automate these strenuous workflows efficiently. A number of new heuristics based on a Cloud resource model have been developed. The majority of these heuristic - based address QoS issues in one or two dimensions. The cloud computing technology offers a decentralised pool of services and resources with various models that are provided to the customers across the Internet in an on-demand, continuously distributed, and pay-per-use model. The key challenge we address in this paper is to maximise revenue while maintaining a minimum consumption of energy with an enhanced QoS for resource allocation. The obtained results from proposed method when compared with the existing state of art methods observed to be novel and better.
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